
Westerado: Double Barreled. When your family is murdered by a mysterious desperado, you set out into the world to take revenge. Take control of your own fate and that of others, all using your trusty shooting iron.
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This is fun little game where you can shoot the person who is talking to you in cutscene.
genuinely my favorite game of all time highly recommend
Every spaghetti western you’ve ever loved got stuffed into a pixelated shotgun and fired straight into your computer. I had no idea this game would be this good. The pixel art is charming, the gameplay is snappy, and the fact that you can accuse anyone of murder including even your own mother is hilarious! It’s got mystery, revenge, duels at high noon, and a whole lotta cowboy nonsense. One minute you’re wrangling hats off bandits, the next you’re threatening a horse with a gun because it blinked at you funny. There are tons of side quests and different approaches and endings to each one, which makes every playthrough feel fresh. The game’s got some annoying bugs, but nothing that'll ruin your run. The freedom to kill or spare, accuse or forgive, shoot & reload is all yours. The story is simple, but extremely replayable. Give Westerado a Try!
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Languages: English
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Amazing, 10/10 would accidentally upset and subsequently wipe out half the population of the game again. There's a negative review which suggests Westerado to be tediously dialogue heavy with clunky controls and gameplay, the reviewer has played for 20 minutes, and for what he's played, he's right. The thing is, once the game gets into its stride, it's a very different matter indeed. I don't often go in for multiple play throughs, but I'm currently contemplating what different approaches I could take, can I become even more homicidal, and intentionally this time?
just start blasting, you'll figure it out
A short but fun game that has opportunity for replay. It has a charming visual style and dialogue. The main villain changes each playthrough, which means that you can't just find them right away and adds to replayability, as well as multiple playable characters.
Just an utterly delightful game! It is quick to pick up, but hard to put down. It isn't a long game, but there's enough content here to entertain you for 20 or so hours playing through all the stories and trying to get the achievements. And it is just a fun experience. It's a dang shame that the developer hasn't made more games, but they struck gold in the Old West with this one.
It has that old time arcade feel to it with a great story. There's multiple endings I have not gotten through, but its an enjoyable play.
A great condensed open world game. It's such a genius premise, where you have to help people across the west in order to learn clues that will help you track down your family's murderer. The game goes as far as it can with this premise. Hats are used as your health, and you can even shoot off people's hats to heal yourself. You can talk to strangers to learn more information, or you can hold them at gunpoint, or you can simply walk away. There are plenty of missions to complete, but it's possible to botch certain missions if you're not careful with your actions, which gives everything stakes. It's a solid package.
The combat in Westerado is very unique considering you can only point your gun 2 directions and hats are used as health and at most 4 hits and your dead, but it's also very fun when your trying to convince someone and you can simply pull your gun or walk away in mid conversation with everyone in the game. But your actions also influence what's going on very well in some cases. But if you get the game make sure to play through it more than once and trying different questlines.
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