Eight long years did gamers wait for Red Dead Redemption 2 and the wait finally paid off. Impressing critics and fans alike, the original game’s successor is not only the largest map the team has ever created, but it offers an open-world rootin’ tootin’ cowboy shootin’ world to immerse oneself in and explore to their heart’s content. The visuals are stunning, next level gaming and there’s a lot to discover, which is why this interactive map is a handy feature to add on.

From hunting down bounty posters, animals, requests, and robberies, this interactive map highlights every possible spot that might liken your interest. As soon as you enter, there a variety of locations to explore – from shacks, legendary fish, doctors, hunting requests, and so much more. With the abundance of activities to do and requests to carry out, this bad boy is helpful for the completionists out there. Check out a screenshot of what it looks like below:

Pretty neat right? Now, if Rockstar could add this map in-game, that would be phenomenal. Given how massive the game is, this would certainly be a useful feature to have, but it might busy the system too much for ease of navigation. This is easy enough to whip out on your phone while you’re chilling on the couch or bed before setting off onto the next destination. So there’s that.

If you weren’t aware of this feature before, will you be utilizing it now? Or will you prefer gut instinct and clues for your next mission in life within the world of Red Dead 2? Let us know what you think in the comments section below or start a conversation on DFTG Facebook page. To stay up to date on gaming news as it happens, follow us on Twitter! Here’s some of our latest to catch up on:

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Red Dead Redemption 2 is available to play now on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.