Red Dead Redemption 2 Settlement Restored by Fan Mod
The world of Red Dead Redemption 2 is vast, but it could have been even bigger. Thanks to the dedication of the game’s modding community, players can now explore a significant piece of cut content—a fully restored settlement known as Tallulah Jetty—that never made it into the final game.
This new mod, created by Nexus Mods user Rixus, resurrects the coastal settlement from the game’s beta files and reimagines it as a living, breathing location. Tallulah Jetty is not just a simple cluster of buildings; it’s a detailed environment featuring multiple structures, working lighthouses, a central jetty where fishermen can be found, and NPCs going about their daily routines.
The restoration offers a fascinating glimpse into the development of the 2018 masterpiece, showcasing the kind of content that was scaled back or removed before release. The settlement is designed to feel authentic to the game’s world, seamlessly integrating into the existing landscape.
The modder has paid close attention to atmosphere, especially during the night. As darkness falls, the settlement comes alive in a different way, with lanterns casting a warm glow, campfires flickering, and smoke rising against a star-filled sky, creating a hauntingly beautiful scene.
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For players who have exhausted the content of the main game, this mod offers a compelling reason to return. It provides a brand-new location to discover, adding a fresh sense of exploration to the already rich world. The mod is available as a free download for the PC version of Red Dead Redemption 2 and has already been embraced by thousands of players eager to see what else was left on the cutting room floor.