A rough, raucous, hard-working town that provides livestock at auction to Heartlands landowners, and rest and refreshment to thirsty cowboys. It’s nicknamed “Mudtown” because the streets, buildings, and most of the residents are rarely clean. Valentine is a settlement in Red Dead Redemption 2 and Red Dead Online in The Heartlands region of the New Hanover territory. Several suppliers and businesses can be found valentine’s day gifts for teenage daughter the town including two saloons, a butcher, a doctor, a general store, a gunsmith, a newspaper stand, a stable, and a hotel.

The northern section of Valentine contains the main street with most of the buildings and businesses. The southern section is home to the livestock yards, including various pens, and the auction yard. The east side of town is home to a smaller saloon, a few homes, and the town church. The nights are also fairly cool, although the temperature won’t usually drop below freezing. Valentine is on approximately the same latitude as Van Horn Trading Post. Valentine is connected to the railway network by a train station situated south-east of the town. Within the station is a post office, where the player can pay off bounties, receive and send mail, or purchase train tickets.

Northwest of the train station are livestock yards, housing various pens and an auction yard. Just outside of the theater is a camping site, with a number of tents, wagons, and two campfires. The player may cook on the campfires and even take from the camp’s stew pot as they wish. Just north of the gallows is a butcher’s stall, where the player can sell game they have hunted, or buy meat to refill their cores. Across the street and to the north is the stable, an establishment where the player can buy and customize different breeds of horses, purchase customization for their horses, such as saddles or blankets, and alter their horse’s hair length and color. Adjacent to the stable is a building under construction, where builders can be seen carrying and hammering down planks of wood.