In the grim, zombie-infested world of Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare, the only thing standing between you and an untimely demise is a well-stocked arsenal. By 2026, this classic DLC's undead hordes remain as relentless as ever, and a shortage of bullets can turn a heroic stand into a last meal. Ammo isn't just a resource here; it's your lifeline, and knowing where to find it is the key to surviving the nightmare. The land is crawling with threats, from shambling corpses to creatures of myth, and every encounter demands a steady supply of lead and fire. Let's saddle up and talk about how to keep your guns singing.

Loot the Fallen: Your Primary Source of Ammo

After you've cleared an area of the undead menace, your work isn't over. Every vanquished zombie is a potential treasure chest. Lootable corpses are your bread and butter for quick ammo, and the game is kind enough to mark them for you. Keep a sharp eye on your mini-map for those little "X" symbols—they're practically shouting, "Hey, over here! Free stuff!" Just mosey on over and search the body. Now, a word to the wise: not every corpse is going to cough up bullets. Some might just be carrying pocket lint and regrets. But hey, there's about a fifty-fifty shot at getting something useful. In this world, you can't afford to be picky. Make it a habit to check every single one. It’s a bit grim, sure, but it’s the apocalypse—etiquette is the first thing to go.

Liberate and Loot: The Container Goldmine

If looting corpses feels too piecemeal, then securing settlements is where you hit the jackpot. When you successfully defend a town from a zombie attack, you don't just get a pat on the back and a safe place to rest. The real reward shows up as a cluster of friendly green dots on your map. These markers lead you to containers—crates, chests, lockboxes—scattered around the newly safe zone. Cracking these open is like Christmas morning for a gunslinger. You'll often find a hefty stash of ammo, sometimes for one specific type of gun, sometimes a lovely mixed assortment to top off everything you're carrying. Think of it as the game's way of saying, "Thanks for the help. Now here's some more firepower for the next mess."

The Cheat Code Shortcut: Infinite Mayhem

Alright, let's talk about the elephant in the room—or should we say, the zombie in the saloon. Sometimes, you just want to cut loose and enjoy the chaos without worrying about inventory management. For those moments, the game offers a... let's call it a creative solution. You can activate an infinite ammo cheat. That's right, never reload, never scavenge, just pure, unadulterated zombie-slaying fun. It's a wacky and wildly entertaining way to experience the world. But here's the big catch: using any cheat will put a full stop on your story progression and any trophy or achievement hunting. The game basically puts you in a sandbox. So, this path is perfect for a separate, isolated playthrough where the only goal is to see how many zombies you can stack, but it won't help you finish the main tale.

Mission Rewards: The Structured Approach

Of course, the most straightforward way to ensure a steady flow of bullets is to simply play the game as intended. Completing the main Undead Missions and the critical activity of securing settlements from attacks will consistently reward you with ammo and other supplies. The game is designed to feed you what you need to progress. Think of missions and town defenses as your reliable paycheck, while looting and container hunting are the lucrative side gigs. Combining both approaches is the strategy of a true survivor.

To sum it all up, here’s your survival checklist:

• ✅ Loot Every Marked Corpse: Don't leave potential ammo behind.

• ✅ Secure Settlements: Unlock those precious container locations.

• ✅ Complete Missions: Follow the story for guaranteed rewards.

• ⛔ Use Cheats Wisely: Infinite ammo is fun, but it pauses your progress.

In the end, surviving the Undead Nightmare is about being thorough, being brave, and never, ever assuming your sixth bullet will be your last. The land is quiet… too quiet. Better check your ammo pouch.