A take on the Hotline Miami set in the wild west but with enough difference to set it apart.
The game is a top down fast paced shooter. One mistake and you're done. Levels are fairly short so if you do fail restarting is easy.
The presentation is black and white in a hand drawn style. While look cool on …
A take on the Hotline Miami set in the wild west but with enough difference to set it apart.
The game is a top down fast paced shooter. One mistake and you're done. Levels are fairly short so if you do fail restarting is easy.
The presentation is black and white in a hand drawn style. While look cool on the screenshots it's sometimes hard to read. Especially that the view is completly over the top it's hard to make out what's a prop and what's an enemy.
You play as a gunsligner mexican on a mission to... I don't know - had completly no interest in the story and skipped most of the dialogs pretty soon. It's a wild west and you get to shoot some indians and bandits - it's as cliche as it gets.
The combat is not bad. The main distinction from Hotline Miami is instead of a gun you get two. You don't swap them that often. Also the melee weapons are useless. What is interesting is that you do need to cock the gun before taking each shot. Which means that you don't get to spam single button - you need to alternate and watch the ammo count. Since the revolver will be your main weapon most of the times having six shots with a rather slow per round reload makes a huge difference in the game.
The controls are not completly obvious and it took time to get use to.
Overall the game was fun. Not super fun and dragged a little in the end. Especially given certain levels that were meant to be "bandit ambushes" were simply repeating itself. The graphic choices made it sometime hard to read what's going on but it wasn't bad. Cool for an hour or two.
