After waiting eight long years for a sequel, fans were finally rewarded with one of the best-selling games of all time, Red Dead Redemption 2, and many people are still loving the story-based cowboy simulator. A lot of that is due to the multiplayer Red Dead Online and its ongoing updates, but it's largely just because the main game has a lot of places to explore. Rockstar Games is known for its large open-world maps seen in franchises like Grand Theft Auto and RDR2 featured several towns that players could visit throughout the story, with some towns leaving more of a mark than others. These settlements all have their positives and negatives, but there are bound to be a few well-constructed areas in Red Dead Redemption 2 to see which town comes out on top.