This includes all Rockstar Games purchased outside of the Rockstar Games Launcher as well. The new desktop application will allow you to jump into your Rockstar Games PC collection in one place, which will collect all of your digital and disc-based titles. When RDR2 does finally hit PC, undoubtedly the Rockstar Games Launcher will be where to find it.Rockstar has debuted a new PC gaming launcher today in the form of the Rockstar Games Launcher. The timing of this announcement seems a little too perfect, with speculation that the launcher's release means Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC can't be far behind. Rockstar's games launcher is only available as a Windows desktop app for now, with no news yet if a Mac version will be put in place. Unlike some launchers, Rockstar's features cloud saving for supported titles from launch, as well as the ability to keep all your Rockstar games updated automatically, and some sort of news feed to keep up to date with all the developer's games.Ī post on Rockstar's website suggests some of its PC titles aren't currently supported on the platform, but it's unclear exactly what titles these are.

The Rockstar Game Launcher is available to download right now, and also lets fans buy games directly from the developer via its shop.įor a limited time, as an incentive to install the launcher, you can claim a free copy of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas when you download it, which will be permanently added to your Social Club account's library. Joining the likes of Blizzard and Ubisoft, Rockstar has created its own games launcher allowing players to access its PC games from one place, regardless of what digital store you bought them from.

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