Since its release last week, Red Dead Redemption 2 has been racking up sales figures as gamers flock to the Western-themed game. The game’s incredible critical and commercial reception has prompted the creation of online communities devoted to sharing gameplay experiences, and one of the latest additions to this sub-culture is a multi-player game called Deathmatch Stereoscopic (DMS).

In Deathmatch Stereoscopic, players take the role of Death in the Red Dead Redemption series and must compete against each other to be the last man standing. Players can choose from multiple game modes, including Team Deathmatch, which pits two teams of up to four players against each other, and Capture the Flag, which requires players to capture and hold a flag for as long as they can.

To celebrate the launch of Deathmatch Stereoscopic, we spoke to Brenda Romero, Director of Marketing at Rockstar Games.

Why Did You Create a Multi-Player Game?

Red Dead Redemption 2 is the series’ biggest launch to date and is the culmination of a lot of work. The team at Rockstar took a while to find the right blend of gameplay and story, and when they did, it was something special. We’re happy that more and more people are discovering this game and are engaging with it online.

Multi-player games allow players to play alongside or against each other, and be on the same team or be competing against one another. Additionally, multi-player games provide a safe space for gamers to explore other gameplay options beyond their individual experiences with the game. This is especially useful for older players who may be less familiar with the ins and outs of single-player gameplay.

How Has The Response From Players Been?

Since its release last week, Red Dead Redemption 2 has been racking up sales figures as gamers flock to the Western-themed game. The game’s incredible critical and commercial reception has prompted the creation of online communities devoted to sharing gameplay experiences, and one of the latest additions to this sub-culture is a multi-player game called Deathmatch Stereoscopic (DMS).

In Deathmatch Stereoscopic, players take the role of Death in the Red Dead Redemption series and must compete against each other to be the last man standing. Players can choose from multiple game modes, including Team Deathmatch, which pits two teams of up to four players against each other, and Capture the Flag, which requires players to capture and hold a flag for as long as they can.

To celebrate the launch of Deathmatch Stereoscopic, we spoke to Brenda Romero, Director of Marketing at Rockstar Games.

How Has The Response From The Press Been?

The critical and commercial reception for Red Dead Redemption 2 has been incredibly positive so far. The game holds an aggregate score of 94/100 on Metacritic, which is quite high. It currently holds a 9.2 out of 10 on the review aggregator website GameRankings.com.

The game has already sold over a million copies worldwide and it looks like it will maintain its position at the top of the charts for a while. The reception has been great and it’s been really encouraging to see how much players have engaged with the game.

What Does The Future Hold For Red Dead Redemption 2?

The team at Rockstar is hard at work expanding the world of Red Dead Redemption 2, and they’re already planning the next entry in the series. We think that the online communities that have sprung up around the game will continue to thrive, and we’re excited to see what the team at Rockstar has in store for us next.