Where to Buy Red Dead Redemption
John Marston’s 2010 western finally runs on modern hardware: PS4 and PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch and Switch 2, and PC since 2024, Undead Nightmare included. It lists at 49.99 € on every official store and sells from 17.55 € as a key. We compare three key sellers and say what each one delivers.
The Switch key is the cheapest way in, the PC version the best-looking one. Eneba sells the Switch key at 17.55 € and Kinguin at 18.29 € today; Instant Gaming, our affiliate, is at 19.29 €. On PC, Instant Gaming's Steam key is out of stock: Eneba's Microsoft Store key costs 20.93 €, and Steam itself sells the game at its 49.99 € list price. On Xbox Series X|S, Instant Gaming is out of stock too and the cheapest key is 33.47 € at Eneba. Every modern version includes Undead Nightmare, and the PC version adds 4K, high frame rates and DLSS. On PlayStation no key seller has stock; the PS4 and PS5 version costs 49.99 € on the store.
Official Trailer
The 2010 launch trailer. For the story, the ending and the order to play both games in, read the full Red Dead Redemption guide.
Which Version Should You Buy?
There is one edition of Red Dead Redemption today, and every modern version includes Undead Nightmare, the zombie expansion. The 2023 port brought it to PS4 and Switch, the 2024 port to PC, and the 2025 versions to PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Switch 2 with 4K and 60 frames per second. The Xbox 360 original is also still sold on the Xbox Store and runs on One and Series through backward compatibility. The only other product is a bundle with Red Dead Redemption 2, which costs more than two separate keys.
Our pick
Eneba, Switch · 19.29 € at Instant Gaming
Red Dead Redemption
- Red Dead Redemption John Marston’s story, about 20 hours
- Undead Nightmare the zombie expansion, included in every modern version
- PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2 4K and 60 frames per second, HDR
- PC up to 144 frames per second, ultrawide, DLSS and FSR
- No multiplayer the 2010 online modes were not brought back
Bundle · still dearer
Red Dead Redemption + Red Dead Redemption 2
The bundle with Red Dead Redemption 2
- Red Dead Redemption with Undead Nightmare
- Red Dead Redemption 2 with Red Dead Online
- One transaction at 99.99 € on the Xbox Store, with no sale on 28 September 2026
Where to Buy It, and for How Much
Eneba has the lowest key on every platform today; on Switch it is 1.74 € below Instant Gaming, our affiliate. Instant Gaming is out of stock on PC and on Xbox Series X|S. Every official store, Steam included, sells at the 49.99 € list price on 28 September 2026. On PlayStation no key seller has stock. Every price below links to the exact product page.
| Seller | PCSteam or Microsoft Store | Xbox Series X|S2025 version | SwitcheShop key | Switch 2eShop key | PlayStationPS4 & PS5 | What you actually get | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Instant GamingAffiliate link |
Out of stock | Out of stock | 19.29 €Europe eShop key | 29.99 €eShop key | Out of stock | A real key, redeemed on Steam, the Microsoft Store or the Nintendo eShop. Delivered as soon as the payment clears. The PC, Xbox Series X|S and PS4 listings exist but had no stock on 28 September 2026. |
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 EnebaNo affiliation |
20.93 €Microsoft Store key Cheapest PC key | 33.47 €Europe key Cheapest key | 17.55 €Europe eShop key Cheapest key | 21.33 €Europe eShop key Cheapest key | Not sold | A real key from marketplace sellers. The price shown is the cheapest offer of the moment and moves several times a day; the PC key is for the Microsoft Store, not Steam. |
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 KinguinNo affiliation |
21.53 €Europe key | 3.89 €Account, not a key Account access | 18.29 €Europe eShop key | Not sold | Not sold | Keys on PC and Switch, an account on Xbox. The Xbox listing gives you access to somebody else’s account rather than a licence on yours. |
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Official stores Official storesList price |
49.99 €Steam, no sale this week | 49.99 €Xbox Store, no sale this week | eShop, 49.99 € list | eShop, 49.99 € list | 49.99 €PlayStation Store | The reference price, bought straight from Valve, Microsoft, Nintendo or Sony. None of the four had a sale on 28 September 2026. |
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Key prices and stock, and the Steam, Xbox Store, PlayStation Store and Nintendo eShop prices, checked on 28 September 2026, Europe region.
A code you redeem on your own Steam, Microsoft or Nintendo account. The game sits in your library for good. Check the region: a Europe key needs a European account.
The login details of a third-party account that owns the game. You play through it rather than owning it, the seller keeps the recovery email, and platform terms prohibit buying or transferring accounts. Cheap for a reason.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Red Dead Redemption cost in 2026?
Is Undead Nightmare included?
What is different in the PC and current-generation versions?
Is the Switch key the same game as the Switch 2 key?
Where is the PlayStation version cheapest?
Should I buy the bundle with Red Dead Redemption 2?
Ratings published by each store and read on 28 September 2026; the stars put each score on a five-star scale. They are those stores’ figures, not GTAside reviews, and they rate the game itself, not the key.
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