Weird West: Definitive Edition

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I found this game to be extremely unique and compelling. I think westerns are an under-explored genre in gaming, and Weird West really leans into the genre. Definitely check it out if you're a fun of narrative sims!

An increasingly intriguing story line combined of a sufficiency of game mechanical fascination means the game deserves its title, the "Weird West" indeed.

an exquisitely nice experience. the first few hours of the game are a bit rough, but once the fun starts going it doesn't stop. the gun fights you are about to get yourself into will only get bigger and bigger. the comic book presentation + the creepy and occult + the weirdness of it all certainly makes a world that makes you eager to explore. the music, how quests are handled and the overall direction of the game could mean only one thing - this game has a soul.

Really underrated game, and honestly unlike anything else I’ve played. It’s basically a twin-stick shooter with RPG-lite elements, stealth, powers, environmental interactions, and a surprising amount of verticality. Rooftops, cliffs, windows, balconies, etc. actually matter, and there are usually several ways to approach a fight or get into a location. Ranged combat was definitely more interesting to me than melee, but there’s a good amount of freedom in how you play. The setting is fantastic. Weird West is already a great subgenre, but the game puts its own spin on it with pigmen, witches, werewolves, magic, strange temples, and all kinds of other bizarre stuff without losing the Western feel. The best part is the structure. You experience the world through five different characters, each with their own little corner of the Weird West and their own perspective on what’s going on. At the same time, it still feels like one continuous playthrough. Your choices carry forward, characters and towns can change, previous protagonists remain part of the world, and the newer meta-progression system does a great job of keeping you from feeling like you’re starting from scratch every time a new Journey begins. That was apparently a change from how the game originally launched, and it was a great one. You get the variety of essentially starting a new character five times without losing the sense that you’re steadily building toward something. It’s definitely a little janky in places, and I ran into a few bugs, including one that screwed with an achievement near the end. But none of that changed the fact that this is a very unique game with a ton of personality. If the setting or gameplay looks interesting to you at all, I’d recommend giving it a shot.

Pretty good, especially story, atmoshphere, main characters, interesting choices and consequences

Rollenspiel-Shooter aus der Top-Down Perspektive in einem Wildwest Szenario mit Horror Elementen. Explosionsschaden ist leider ein ernstes Problem.