Rockstar Games has released a second trailer for the upcoming release of Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-WKpapqVU8

Red Dead Redemption 2 is finally coming to PC on November 5th:

https://www.rockstargames.com/newswire/article/61153/Red-Dead-Redemption-2-Coming-to-PC-November-5th

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M5cj4UmscE

"In 1892, a legendary Army captain reluctantly agrees to escort a Cheyenne chief and his family through dangerous territory." The film stars Rosamund Pike, Christian Bale, and Ben Foster.

www.imdb.com/title/tt5478478/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcoL2XxiY8I

Recently, a Steam Group member inquired why The Gunslingers hadn't posted anything about the upcoming PC game Wild West Online[playwwo.com] (slated for Fall 2017). Those of us impatiently awaiting the release of Red Dead Redemption 2 were quite excited when Wild West Online was first announced. Following its unveiling, however, some users noticed the game's development-to-launch time window was unusually brief given its promised gameplay goals . . .

. . . Then, last month, the game was linked to producer Sergey Titov, a controversial businessman known for funding and publishing scam products such as WarZ and Big Rigs.

Whether or not the latter rumors are true, Wild West Online has officially announced it is utilizing Titov's Nightshade Engine (an upgrade of WarZ's Eclipse engine) which has been roundly criticized as very exploitable by cheat programs.

For further details, here is an excerpt from MMOS.com article[mmos.com] on the subject:

If you go to the official FAQ on Wild West Online's official website right now, the following vague statement is given in regards to to game's choice of engine.

"We are using a proprietary licensed engine, designed and developed specifically for open world online games, and we'll cover our technology in more details in the coming months. The engine rendering is DirectX 11 based."

In a now-deleted Reddit post, a user named TheSkiesAreShattered seems to have claimed to know which engine they used. Spoilers, it's the same engine that Free Reign Entertainment used for its games Last Man Standing, Romero's Aftermath, Shattered Skies, the last of which the user's username clearly references.

Given the history of Free Reign Entertainment, its name is regarded somewhat like Voldemort's. The moment you mention it, the pitchforks come out. So if the engine weren't enough to cause baseless concern, as it's only an engine, TheSkiesAreShattered seems to have gone a step further and alleged that the use of Free Reign's engine clearly meant that Sergey Titov and/or Free Reign had funded the game. You may remember that Wild West Online's developers were recently given enough funding that they could skip Kickstarter altogether and this claim appears to be related to that announcement.

Now, the exact nature of this post are conjecture, given that the post has been deleted—along with the user's account itself—and I can't seem to find an archive of it, but the conclusions drawn are what I've pieced together from what's left.

A video by YouTuber BigfryTV remains, however, and he offers some evidence that he believes could support the theory that Free Reign is involved somehow. All of this seems very circumstantial, but what he dug up is as follows.

• The Wild West Online forum looks a lot like the Shattered Skies forum.
  
• Stephan Bugaj and Sergey Titov are Facebook friends.
  
• DJ2 Entertainment, Wild West Online's publisher, worked on Romero's Aftermath and Hawken. The latter is said to be significant because some of Hawken's developers went on to work on the Free Reign-published FPS Burstfire.
  
• Burstfire also used Free Reign's engine, known as the Nightshade Engine, and it ended up being published by Free Reign.

http://mmos.com/editorials/wild-west-onlines-engine-choice-sparks-drama

http://www.mmorpg.com/wild-west-online-gunfighter/news/updated-does-the-games-engine-mean-warz-dev-involvement-1000044343

http://www.pcgamer.com/the-war-z-interview-sergey-titov-backlash/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmA6MrX81z4
For those who haven't yet viewed it.

No word on PC support. ETA Fall 2017.