Netflix to Remove Red Dead Redemption After December 2, 2026
Netflix will stop offering Red Dead Redemption to subscribers after December 2, 2026, but the game remains available for separate purchase on mobile stores.
Netflix will stop offering Red Dead Redemption to its subscribers after December 2, 2026, according to comingsoon.net. The announcement marks the end of the game's availability on the streaming service's games catalog.
Subscribers who want to keep playing Red Dead Redemption can still buy the game separately on the Play Store and App Store. The mobile version features John Marston as the protagonist.
Red Dead Redemption originally launched on PS3 and Xbox 360 in 2010 and received an enhanced version in 2024. It became available to Netflix subscribers in 2025 after arriving on mobile, where its port reportedly surpassed 3.3 million installs in just over five weeks and later crossed 10 million downloads.
Netflix has previously added three classic GTA games under a one-year contract and later removed them. Separately, GTA 6 is scheduled to launch on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 19, 2026.
Quick answers
When will Red Dead Redemption leave Netflix?
Netflix will stop offering Red Dead Redemption to subscribers after December 2, 2026.
Can I still play Red Dead Redemption after it leaves Netflix?
Yes, subscribers can still buy Red Dead Redemption separately on the Play Store and App Store.