In The Gunstringer the player controls a marionette named the Gunstringer. The epic tale of the lonely gunman unfolds across several acts, each performance taking place in a hand-crafted environment. The Gunstringer has several weapons at his disposal, each tool of vengeance unleashed through the player's gestures. The game's lavish production features over thirty characters and countless animations.
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I have a kinect nostalgia bias, so i probably liked this game more than others. The cartoon western style was pretty cool to me, and the devs putting themselves in the game is also funny.
As far as Kinect games go, Gunstringer at least gained a reputation of actually being decent. Instead of going for the most obvious gimmicks that plagued the Kinect's library that mostly consisted of awkward theme park attractions that unveil why the line was so short, this game found inspiration from the universal "fingerguns" gesture and formed the entire game around that.
With that said, it gets repetitive and aiming feels a bit sluggish. Even so, it's carried by the humor and creativity on display as this kooky, family-friendly spaghetti Western.
There were few attempts to make a rail shooter out of Xbox 360's shoddy peripheral, but this game was probably the best one could possibly be.
With that said, it gets repetitive and aiming feels a bit sluggish. Even so, it's carried by the humor and creativity on display as this kooky, family-friendly spaghetti Western.
There were few attempts to make a rail shooter out of Xbox 360's shoddy peripheral, but this game was probably the best one could possibly be.
I hate the NSFW scene, I really do, but the rest of the game? Flawed yet charming and fun.
Jugué uno parecido pero medieval, no lo encontré
Creative as always from Twisted Pixel, but you have to use the stupid Kinect to play it
This game was quite clever for the technology used.