Silly Billy

Needs some additional work to be accessible to everyone. Given that the game is still in early access, the content is extremely minimal. This is also true for settings that do not allow for customization other than a few basic ones like volume and sensitivity. Most gamers will be unable to run the game smoothly due to the lack of graphics settings. The issue is that the game isn't optimized. It runs at a low frame rate and stutters. Although you can only enter a few houses in the western town, the game shouldn't use so many resources. Most structures are either completely empty or have only a few basic items of furniture, such as chairs and tables. There are even some basic issues such as holes in the game’s world that let you walk off the edge of the map and into a never-ending drop. One possible cause of the problem is the sensitive physics engine, which sends barrels and chairs flying when they collide. The second reason is the titular creature roaming the town. When you turn the camera at it, the game slows to a crawl. The game does not tell you what to do. Later, I learnt that you must first visit your neighbour and retrieve his teddy bear from the basement. He will then give you money to purchase your first weapon. A few other people will assign you quests, such as finding sheriff's stars or exploring an ancient mine. Except for ammo, dynamite, and some silly jump-scares when you open doors, there’s nothing of interest inside the houses. The game's monster can kill you with a single strike. After death, the game resets and you respawn inside your home. You keep your guns and ammunition but lose everything else. Since you can also repeat quests, this lets you earn money and buy as many ammo as you want. I'm giving it a positive review for now in the hopes that the game will be updated. However, it if remains in its current state, I do not recommend it.