Evil West

Good old turn your brain off fun. The game is honest about what it is and doesn't pretend to be what its not. Pros -Visually appealing -Simple but fun combat -Cheesy yet fun story -Game mostly runs stable -Not very hardware demanding title Cons -Like any unreal engine game you will encounter environmental glitches -Level design is very linier and far from ambitious -Cheesy but fun (a problem is you expect depth) Conclusion: This is a fun little simple game that doesn't feel like it had the benefit of having having a huge machine backing it but did the best with what it had. I would recommend this game to anyone willing to adjust their expectations.

I liked it quite a bit and I wish there were more weird 'AA' type games like this. Overall combat is pretty enjoyable, it feels like you have a good kit to work with and the general feeling is something more like the Norse God of War games than a third person shooter like you might think. I do think the difficulty balance gets a little weird in the back half, they give you a bunch of very powerful tools on cooldown and start throwing together encounters that just feel a bit un-fun to fight if you aren't using your overpowered 'win buttons' on rotation (like the supercharge 'devil trigger' style ability is basically an excuse to skip enemies you don't like). But overall it was a fun ride with some rough edges, cool B-movie flavor with the 'electric cowboy fights vampires' setting.