Very fun and engaging at first, but the lack of a map makes navigation a chore, and to be honest (and this is likely a skill issue on my part) the basic movement mechanics feel very fluid and awesome, but having to try and pull off the much more precise fighting-combo-like half-tilts of the stick and button presses and shit in order to progress through certain areas is very frustrating for someone like me who doesn't have super fast reflexes.

Idk, a lot of the time I felt like it was blind luck that I somehow managed to put the button combos in correctly to get past a gap and then having to try and replicate that to go back was really frustrating. I feel like SM64 speedrunners who already get a kick out of precise movement mechanics will love this but I had to drop it. I may come back to it eventually because this game is really lovely in a lot of ways, despite how the combat isn't very good.

I'm trying to get back into playing more games; a lot of my time has been spent at work and I've finally started production on my own game, and it's been in the works for a few months now. Maybe in a year or so I'll be able to give more information on it.

This game is honestly pretty good but the ping can get so bad it severely hampers the online experience; that and how mechanically, movement hampers your accuracy and so you have to stand still/crouch to improve it contradicts how lethal the gunplay is, to where you have to move around a lot to avoid gunfire, and it makes for a very confusing experience at times because you're wondering why some shots from near point-blank range don't hit and others do. Just feels very luck-based at times which is when the game feels at its worst. But maybe I'm just an idiot, idk.

BUT when it is working right it's a good time - great sound, reloading is made a strategic choice due to how long it often takes guns to reload, thus effectively selling the tension of the western-gunfight fantasy, and the maps are fun and well designed.