Evil West

Game wasn't ported to PC correctly. For example, if you press a movement key to run, then shift, your character will run. But if you press shift then a movement key, your character will not run. If you press right mouse button to aim your rifle while looking towards the center of the screen, you will aim your rifle. But if you then look at your feet or even certain sections of the terrain and aim again, it will not aim the rifle. Then you can click RMB a bunch of times it will not aim, but if you move the mouse slightly, even still looking at the terrain, and press RMB again, it will aim. This inconsistency is a big problem in a combat action game where you die fast and ended up walking out of the way of an enemy attack rather than running. Or your defensive rifle shot doesn't shoot. I believe there are similar problems with using the spacebar to dodge and various other controls because I notice I got hit a lot even when I know I hit the key in time. In addition the game isn't optimized correctly for the PC so that if you spin the camera too fast the textures can't keep up and the game hitches. Turning down the graphics settings helps with this, but even at medium it will still happen a lot. Update: These issues don't happen if using a gamepad. I still don't recommend the game however. If the mouse and keyboard aren't going to be ported correctly, state that in the store page. Also, as other reviews have pointed out the game scales up difficulty in large part by spawning multiple bosses with sub-enemies at the same time. Many bosses, especially shield bosses, are nearly invulnerable most of the time and spam big attacks that you have to dodge. So mid to late game fights have you spamming dodge, dodge, doge until you have a second to get one attack off. Your normal attacks practically do nothing in the late game, so you're just dodging until your special attack timer wears off. It's the only way the player can do anything.

Recommended. A pulpy 1890s vampire-hunter brawler that swaps the shooter its cover art promises for gauntlet melee and quick-draw revolver finishes, and the surprise pays off completely. The arsenal keeps expanding (flamethrower, crossbow, rail gun, gatling, throwable dynamite, late-game explosive bundles that become a favourite), zapper stuns set up satisfying executions, and early problem enemies like shielded brutes become trivial by the finale as the toolkit matures. It runs smoothly, looks excellent, and the cutscene volume works in its favour. The soft lock-on camera fixes to whatever is in front during crowded fights, one level's path fork is a one-way trip that permanently costs a chest, shield enemies regenerate their shields after breaking, and the flamethrower is near-useless outside detonating glowing enemies. Small gripes on a package that otherwise ticks every box.

love the game but hate the amount of spiders

hayatımda bu kadar buglı bir oyun oynamadım yapacağınız oyunu sikeyim cowboy slop

Really fun game for the most part. Also runs well on steam deck. The issue with it as mentioned in other reviews is around halfway through rather than making new bosses that are more challenging they just start putting you against two previous bosses ruining immersion and making it hard just for the sake of it rather than designing a new boss, I wish It continued like the first half of the game as I loved it! Play it for a bit of fun but wait for a sale

I ain't the type to stumble onto a game and suddenly realize that Soulslike boss-fights is my thing. Nah, I'd reckon it's more like this: "Hand me a cowboy, a six-shooter, and a proper Western setting. Let me blast some supernatural hell, and I'll give that game a fair shot."