Included in the 76 announced titles are several horror gems that will no doubt hit the nostalgia factor for many. With the original Xbox hitting the big 2-0, Microsoft has dug deep for a celebration and announced that a new crop of titles will be available via backwards compatibility. There are a few prerequisites for this mod to get it going, but you can read up on all of that from the Nexus Mods page. You even have an appearance by the undead John Marston! Not only have certain towns been overhauled to feature zombie hordes and civilians fighting them off, you have roaming hordes of zombies in the wilderness in search of food (which includes the small time ranchers), you also have new ambient music (perfect for the walking dead), new outfits and more. Plague has struck New Austin, causing the dead to rise from their graves and wreak havoc among the already savaged lands. It’s up to you to put the dead back in the ground. Created by Dick Hertz and Eki, Undead Nightmare II – Origins is a fan mod that throws in a ton of new content.

So, leave it to the fans once again to take matters into their own hands. The non-canon (but still very awesome) Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare gave fans of westerns and zombies something to cheer about when it was released back in 2010, and we’ve been waiting for something like it to show up in Red Dead Redemption II, which sadly hasn’t been getting much in terms of post-launch content. Rockstar hasn’t exactly been making friends lately with some of its decisions, including Red Dead Redemption fans.

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