Far Far West

Will they add achievements?

Nice update

this game is great, since i used to play helldivers 2 coming to this game has felt like a breath of fresh air as it is fun, challenging and a amazing game overall. 10/10 would recommend

Far Far West has been a blast so far. My friend and I only get to play together about once a week, and it's refreshing to find a co-op game that feels great with just two players instead of requiring a full party. We quickly learned that the early difficulties are just the tutorial because [b]Very Hard[/b] actually means [b]VERY HARD[/b]. At first it was completely impossible, so we settled into Hard until we geared up enough. Now Very Hard is where we stay because it scratches that challenge itch perfectly. [hr][/hr] [h2] Pros[/h2] • Great co-op experience, even with only two players. • Beautiful visuals and a very polished presentation. • Finding new spell combinations and builds is rewarding. • Plenty of quests, secrets, and replayability. • Huge amount of planned content gives the game a bright future. • Difficulty scaling is excellent. Higher difficulties genuinely feel earned instead of unfair. • The gameplay loop is satisfying enough that "one more run" quickly turns into three. [h2] Cons[/h2] • Progression is [b]very[/b] grind-heavy. • Most unlocks require finding multiple pieces (1/10, 1/20, etc.), so rewards can feel pretty far away. • Many collectibles are limited to one per run, making completion take a long time. • Coins and Souls are earned pretty slowly, so meaningful upgrades take a while. • Runs can last anywhere from 30 to 90 minutes if you're completing every quest and secret objective. • If you only have a few hours a week to play, it's easy to finish a session feeling like you made less progress than you'd hoped. [hr][/hr] [h2]Overall[/h2] I think the grind is a bit of a double-edged sword. On one hand, it keeps players from blasting through all the content in a weekend and never touching the game again. On the other hand, it can feel discouraging when your group only gets together once a week. We also discovered one very important lesson: [b]your horse is a death trap.[/b] Riding around sounds efficient until it launches you into every enemy spawn on the map. Since you can't shoot while mounted, you'll usually end up losing your horse and getting thrown into what we lovingly call the [i]"mosh pit of doom."[/i] We eventually started running everywhere instead. You naturally find more loot, you get to choose your fights, and you avoid accidentally aggroing an entire county. The funniest part? There are perks that literally let you run faster at the cost of your horse, so the developers absolutely knew what they were doing. Despite the grind, we're still excited to hop on every week. The combat is fun, the challenge feels rewarding, and there's so much content left to discover that it never feels like we're close to the end. If the developers keep delivering on their roadmap while smoothing out progression a bit, I can easily see myself sinking hundreds of hours into this game. [hr][/hr] [h3]TL;DR[/h3] Fantastic co-op roguelite with rewarding combat, meaningful difficulty, and tons of potential. Just don't get attached to your horse. It's trying to kill you. 🐴💀

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Games goofy and fun AF, not much more you have to say about it. Really good at its price point and impressive for an EA game. If you like things like Darktide, vermintide, deeprock galactic you will love this as it has its own take on the genre.

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