Far Far West

Far Far West is a great example of Early Access done right. It doesn't feel unfinished or in development while playing, because [i]it just works[/i]! In my 16 hours of play, I've encountered exactly 1 very minor glitch; the features implemented appear polished and functioning as they should. The Early Access of this game is [b]not[/b] to clean up a buggy mess of a game, but to add content to an already strong foundation. Far Far West feels a bit like an arcade shooter to me. Large crowds of enemies can make it difficult to fully grasp what is happening, but without feeling overwhelming. It instead just manages to invoke a feeling of "action", with spells, projectiles and enemies everywhere. Combined with the very transformative "Jokers", which provide very varied and (largely) impactful effects that you can most often stack [i]without arbitrary capping[/i], there is a lot of chaos to be had. [i]Sure, move at 400+% speed while reloading! Why not jump over mountains while you're at it?![/i] For people capable of somehow keeping track exactly of what's going on at all times, or who want to more seriously Min-Max instead of just enjoying shenanigans, there seems to be quite a lot of tactical depth to the interactions between spells (and the secondary weapon), where you can go even more tactical with a full squad working together. And again, massively impacted by the jokers. The biggest issue I see comes indirectly from the fast-paced combat. Most of the time, quick, agile movement is important to survive and makes the fighting much more entertaining. In the rare parkour passage, however, having quick movement optimized traverse to quickly and cross longer distances makes precise jumps at short distances difficult.

Yeehaw (:

highly recommended if you like having fun

lets me be a robot cow, 10/10

Yeehaw

incrivelmente divertido de jogar com os amigos. Além de que roda em qualquer batata praticamente. Recomendo dms