In Luckslinger, luck is measurable, collectable and usable whenever you please. Contains: gunslingers, dark humor, spaghetti western, vinyl digging, graffiti spraying and jazzy hip hop beats.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 132reviews | 80% | — | $31.3K |
| $2.99−70% | 74ratings | 73% | — | not modelled | |
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Played the game for a few minutes, died trying to jump across a gap because I thought I didn't press jump, tried again and when I was trying to methodically cross a double gap with a small platform in the middle I realized the controls are broken; sometimes (very frequently) when you land a jump the character will continue to run in the direction you are facing with NO input. A game where my character decides to run by himself when I have to do tight platforming? No thanks. Controls are A S S.
I got this game back in 2019 from a monthly subscription box called Geek Fuel. I played about 20 hours of the game, never beat it, but I thought it was good as it was one of the first games I had ever played on PC. I recently decided to go back in my collection and give it another go to try and beat it once and for all. And while I still hold the opinion that this is a good game, I have some criticisms I'd like to share that hopefully reach the developers. First; Every boss fight in the game, If you die, you either go back to the last respawn point or you Game Over and have to start back at the beginning of the level. This is fine and it makes sense, but every time you retry one of the bosses you have to sit through all of the dialogue boxes over and over and over. It got old fast and maybe that was intentional for not being able to kill the bosses the first time, but it was painful when your fighting the same boss 10+ times. Second; Every boss in the game has a secret trophy associated with them that can only be earned through really good luck, which as someone who loves the accomplishment with 100%ing a game, that's 6 times you have to be extremely lucky to get the trophy. Third; speaking of wanting to 100% the game, I beat the game all the way, sat through the credits and everything, but it did not give me the beat the game trophy which may be a bug and since I'm not going to be able to 100% the game anyways doesn't bother me too much but it is what it is. Finally; I'd like to end this on a good note and say this was a real fun experience even with the flaws it has. It's a unique game that isn't just a palate swap of another game. it's original, charming, and its got character and real potential. I understand this is an 8 year old game from a small Publisher that hasn't seen an update in about two years, so that's why I'm giving this game a 7.5/10.
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Languages: English
| $9.99 |
| 49ratings |
| 66% |
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| not modelled |
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A very challenging side scrolling action adventure set in western times with a hip-hop soundtrack and a duck for a sidekick. If nothing else this game wins on originality. You're a silent hero cleaning up a town from various gangsters. You get in gunfights with their minions through various spaghetti western tropes like old mines and speeding trains, which creates some nice valiancy in the levels. You have a gun with a limited chamber and unlimited reloads, which forces you to bring a little strategy into gunfights and count your shots. The enemies also have to reload so you'll constantly be looking for your opening. You also have a throwing knife that your faithful duck will bring back to you. The cool part is there is a luck mechanic: you collect points after defeating foes and you become luckier. This saves you later with bullets that skew away from you or plants growing out from the side of a cliff just as you were about to plummet to your death. The soundtrack is really the star of this game. Hip Hop with a western mix really shines in this game and gives it an upgrade from the typical music you would hear in a game like this. Extra inspired ideas like using scratching to represent dialogue really bring the sound together in this game. The graphics are just lazy. Pixel art is great but you still need shadows and texture. This game is missing that and could have been a nice 16-bit style game but instead looks amateurish. Overall this game is solid and if you enjoy old school shooters you're going to enjoy this. It's got tons of character and is very challenging. 4/5
Recommended if: You like original but possibly challenging, gameplay concepts You like old school action platformers (think megaman) Bonus points if: You like intrumental hiphop/jazz hop music You like dark humor
I was looking for a game similar to Westerado, Double Barrelled, and this is as close as you can get. Different but very cool. Maybe a bit too difficult if anything.
good game
Jogo divertido e desafidor! Recomendo
This has serious style and music to match it. Easy to pick up 2D platforming/shooting with some tricky boss fights. Highly recommended! And get that soundtrack too...it's a damn dollar!!
Played the game a long time ago, but remember beating it and enjoying it.
I really want to give this game a positive review but I just can't. 90% of it is not just good, but great. It just has so much charm but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ the boss after you beat the main 6 outlaws is brutal. And not hard in a challenging way, its hard in a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ way. If you are fine with picking the game up, playing it till its hard, and putting it down then yeah this game is awesome for you. But if youre gonna itch until you beat it I would recommend you pick up another game.
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