GTA+ Subscription Adds Major New Benefits

Rockstar's GTA+ subscription service has added both Red Dead Redemption and Undead Nightmare for members to enjoy. Through the years, Rockstar has amassed an impressive roster of fun games, and fans who are subscribed to GTA+ can now enjoy two more of these great titles.

There are many different developers who have defined the industry in the 21st century, and Rockstar has been one of the main players in building the landscape of modern gaming. From the Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption franchises to its more underrated titles, like Bully, Rockstar has managed to build an impressive list of games. Rockstar's success has allowed the company to branch its properties out into some interesting concepts, one being its GTA+ subscription service. The subscription service offers exclusive benefits to GTA Online players, but members also get the perks of being able to play other Rockstar titles on the service.

GTA+ members can finally play the first Red Dead Redemption and its incredibly fun expansion, Undead Nightmare, through the service. These perks for GTA+ members are now playable on both PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, giving participating gamers the chance to either replay or experience these titles for the first time.

An official announcement from Rockstar via Twitter revealed that Red Dead Redemption and Undead Nightmare were now available to all active members. Although the GTA Online perks can be a great reason for hardcore Rockstar fans to join GTA+, the addition of Red Dead Redemption and Undead Nightmare are some of the best additions to the service yet. Red Dead Redemption has been hailed by many as one of the best action adventure games around, and it will be exciting for many to experience on current consoles. Additionally, Undead Nightmare is an underrated expansion on Rockstar's list of games that will be fun for some members to discover or revisit.

Although subscription services aren't for everyone, these two exciting additions to GTA+ signal a good time for