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as one of the characters muses, "it's a funny kind of salvation" when the dead begin to rise from their graves in Red Dead Redemption Undead Nightmare. the stand-alone disc version of the DLC add-on to Rockstar's second most popular franchise emerged late last year, but only now am i ready to crack its head and let you feast on its gooey brains.

as for their sexier monster-cousins, vampires, the last few years have seen something of a renaissance for zombies, after years in the cultural wilderness: we've had (among many more) the remakes of the Romero films and then Diary of the Dead from the master himself, zom-com with Shaun of the Dead, several variations on the theme from 28 Days/Weeks Later, Planet Terror, [• REC] etc. and the awesome TV zombie drama Dead Set.
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Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare brilliantly fuses cowboys and zombie to create a single player adventure in its own right. It twists the world in dark ways that were fun, even though I didn't like how it made me feel.

I loved Red Dead Redemption. It was an affectionate, surprising and compelling adventure that genuinely transplanted me to the Old West. The vast play space gave me a sense of freedom that I hadn't experienced from a virtual world since Second Life.
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Red Dead Redemption Undead Nightmare lets us finally run amuck without worrying about the consequences. A dark twin to the original, this moonlit world creates some classic multiplayer moments. It's just a shame it doesn't have the split screen mode promised on the back of the box (pictured).

Red Dead Redemption was a game that stayed with me for a long time after playing it. In many ways I didn't want to go back and play it again for fear of treating on what had become those memories.
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