Undead West

it's a pretty cute and fun roguelike. I managed to beat it in a couple of hours but there are plenty of weapons and characters to unlock so I'll probably keep playing it for a while longer. The bosses are quite interesting but I do feel like it's a tad too easy to get through and I'm not sure if I there are some modifiers to unlock or if an update is going to come in the future to up the difficulty. Either way, it's great if you enjoy games like Enter the Gungeon and are looking for something new to bite into.

Played the game on Steam Deck. So far, it runs very well and the controls on Steam Deck work just as well. The music is very good. The enemy types so far are diverse. Bosses are so fulfilling and I get so energized when I finally beat them. Besides a couple of bugs (which the dev is planning to and/or are addressing), the game is very solid. Will update review after more time played.

Fastest positive review in the west B) Fun Roguelike with great gun feel and fun boss design, incredible pixel art to boot! Well worth the money, definitely give it a go if you're into the genre!

Undead West, developed by Deathless Games and published by Retrovibe, is a top-down roguelite shooter that fuses supernatural Western aesthetics with fast, bullet-heavy combat. The premise is immediately evocative: a lone gunslinger, slain in a duel, is dragged back from the afterlife by Death itself and tasked with harvesting souls to repay the debt of resurrection. This framing sets a bleak, stylish tone and gives purpose to the endless cycle of death and rebirth that defines the game’s structure, even as the focus remains firmly on action rather than elaborate storytelling. Moment to moment, Undead West is all about movement, positioning, and survival under constant pressure. Levels are procedurally arranged, throwing players into compact arenas filled with enemies that spew projectiles in dense, overlapping patterns. Combat demands sharp reflexes and spatial awareness, as standing still for even a second can quickly lead to being overwhelmed. The gunplay feels punchy and deliberate, with a wide selection of weapons that meaningfully change how encounters unfold. Revolvers favor precision and timing, shotguns excel at close-range crowd control, rifles reward careful positioning, and more exotic tools like bows or heavy weapons add variety and risk-reward tradeoffs. Choosing the right weapon for your playstyle becomes crucial as difficulty escalates. The roguelite loop is reinforced by a steady drip of progression between runs. Souls collected during each attempt serve as currency to unlock new weapons, buffs, and passive upgrades back at the hub. This meta-progression helps soften the game’s harsh difficulty curve, ensuring that even failed runs contribute to long-term growth. Temporary power-ups, often delivered through themed items like whiskey infusions, add bursts of momentum during combat, granting short-lived bonuses that can save a run in dire moments. These systems encourage experimentation, pushing players to try different builds rather than relying on a single optimal strategy. Boss encounters are a defining feature of the experience, punctuating each region with intense, pattern-driven fights that demand mastery of dodging and timing. These battles shift the focus away from crowd management and toward learning attack sequences, reading telegraphs, and maintaining composure under pressure. While some encounters can feel punishing—especially early on when upgrade options are limited—they reinforce the game’s core identity as a skill-centric shooter where improvement comes through repetition and familiarity rather than brute force alone. Visually, Undead West stands out through its moody pixel art and high-contrast presentation. The environments are drenched in shadow, punctuated by bright enemy attacks and muzzle flashes that keep action readable even during chaotic firefights. This noir-inspired look suits the supernatural Western theme well, giving the world a grim, otherworldly feel without sacrificing clarity. Animation is crisp and functional, prioritizing responsiveness over spectacle, while the sound design complements the visuals with sharp gunfire, ominous effects, and a soundtrack that underscores the tension without overwhelming the senses. That said, the game is not without rough edges. Balance can occasionally feel uneven, with certain enemy combinations or projectile patterns creating spikes of difficulty that verge on unfair. Early runs, in particular, may feel restrictive before a meaningful selection of weapons and upgrades has been unlocked, which can test patience for players new to the genre. The narrative, while thematically strong, remains largely in the background, offering atmosphere rather than deep character development or plot progression. Ultimately, Undead West succeeds by committing fully to its identity as a relentless, skill-driven roguelite shooter. Its blend of Western imagery, supernatural flair, and bullet-hell intensity creates a distinctive flavor that sets it apart from more conventional entries in the genre. While it may not appeal to players seeking story-heavy experiences or forgiving difficulty, it offers a rewarding challenge for those who enjoy mastering tight combat systems through repetition and adaptation. For fans of roguelites and top-down shooters who appreciate style, tension, and the thrill of narrowly surviving overwhelming odds, Undead West delivers a grim and satisfying ride through a haunted frontier. Rating: 6/10

Un juego que inspira mucho retro, pero añadiendo una estetica que se apoya dentro de mecanicas modernas. Una combinacion perfecta para un juego para dedicarle un rato de tu dia.

Good

stuck in the walls ruind 3 of my games pleas fix ts

Hay un error cuando me enfrente al lich de hielo el se va de la pantalla

I would recoment this game even if i didn't play a lot of it but i do know, its good with the pixels that make it special with the story that is really unique from other Roguelike game, this one might be one of my Most requested game and i might agree that this game might be the only western game i might love to play over and over again. So do buy this game when ever u want to :)

Fun game with real potential, but could definitely use some improvements here and there. One of which being a feedback option in-game to report issues.