Actually, it plays during the cutscene signaling the END of the mission, as Dutch, Arthur, and Micah rescue Sadie Adler from what's left of her burning homestead.
The first mission of the game is called "Outlaws From the West," and part of the track with the same name during this mission. Let's Play: Episode 1 (Chapter 1, Mission 1) The title of this track is the first screen, followed by these three:Ī few gangs still roamed but they were being hunted down and destroyed. Predictably enough, this music cue is what plays when these titles run across your screen. When you begin a new story in Red Dead Redemption 2, the first thing you see is a series of four text titles on a black screen setting up the world of the game. Let's Play: Episode 1 (Chapter 1, Mission 1 - Cold Open) "By 1899, The Age of Outlaws and Gunslingers Was At An End"Īrtist: Jeff Silverman, Woody Jackson, Luke O'Malley Fair warning: there are MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD, so if you want to enjoy the story of the game with a blank slate, I would highly recommend watching my Let's Play BEFORE reading this musical recap.ġ. I've also noted the episode of my Let's Play and the mission title in which each musical theme appears (in the rare cases where the track title/mission title do not match up). So I've gone through all the tracks on both albums and arranged them in chronological order, at least according to when I played each mission in my Let's Play (the game gives you a lot of freedom as far as the sequencing of certain missions). Many of the track titles on these albums share names with missions in the game, but as is the case with many soundtrack albums, the track listing doesn't come close to matching up with when they appear in the game.
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