Rockstar Games, Inc., based in New York City, is an American video game publisher. In December 1998, the firm was established as a subsidiary of Take-Two Interactive, using assets that Take-Two had already purchased from BMG Interactive.
The company was created by Sam and Dan Houser, Terry Donovan, and Jamie King, all of whom were previously executives at BMG Interactive and all of whom worked for Take-Two at the time. Sam Houser, as president, is in control of the studio.
Some of the most thrilling Rockstar video games are listed below.
1. Red Dead Redemption Undead Nightmare
The Rockstar video game Undead Nightmare is a modified expansion for Red Dead Redemption, a free world Western intervention in which former bandit John Marston is ordered to catch ex-members of his gang in exchange for his family's freedom by the federal government.
Undead Nightmare is a timeline expansion that adds a new detailed storey with a zombie horror theme and modifies the core game's atmosphere to appear dark and scary.
As corpses rise from the dead to become flesh-eating zombies, some of the living flee into concealment, while others become violent.
2. Red Dead Redemption
Red Dead Redemption is a third-person action-adventure game developed by Rockstar Games and set in the Wild West.
The player takes control of John Marston and completes missions (linear events with predetermined results) to progress through the storey; in the game's epilogue, the player assumes care of John's kid Jack.
Players can explore the open-world terrain outside of missions, which includes the fictional American states of New Austin and West Elizabeth, as well as the fake Mexican state of Nuevo Paraso.
Horses of numerous types, each with its own set of qualities, serve as the principal mode of transportation.
3. Red Dead Redemption II
The action-adventure game Red Dead Redemption 2 is set in the Wild West.
The game is played from a first-person or third-person perspective in an open-world setting with a fictitious depiction of the Western, Midwestern, and Southern United States in 1899, during the later half of the Wild West era and the beginning of the twentieth century.
The game, which was released under the name Red Dead Online, offers single-player and online multiplayer modes.
4. Grand Theft Auto V
Grand Theft Auto V is a Rockstar action-adventure game that may be played in first-person or third-person perspective.
To progress through the game, players must complete missions in linear scenarios with specific objectives. Outside of tasks, players can explore the open world.
The San Andreas open countryside area, which contains the fictional Blaine County and the fictional metropolis of Los Santos, is significantly more broad than previous entries in the series.
It may be fully explored right away when the game starts, but plot progression unlocks further playable content.
5. Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City
In Liberty City, money and position are revered, making it heaven for those who have them and hell for those who don't.
In this Rockstar video game, Johnny, a seasoned member of The Lost biker gang, is caught in the middle of a vicious turf battle between rival gangs for control of the city.
In a society where everyone has a price, Luis, a part-time street thug and full-time associate of famous nightclub promoter Tony Prince (a.k.a. "Gay Tony"), is caught between family and friend loyalties.
As they fight to survive in a city torn apart by violence and poverty, their paths collide with tragic consequences.