
Based on a true story, Western Press is the most historically accurate frontier dueling game available for PC and Mac. Probably. Up to 16 players (or bots) compete in a tournament of 1v1 sprints to press a random string of ten buttons the fastest.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Başarım simülatörü bir oyun. Vahşi batı temalı oyunda iki düellocunun karşılaşması canlandırılıyor. Yanlarda belirli sırayla komut tuşları çıkıyor ve hızlı bir şekilde ilk bitiren karşısındakini vuruyor ve kazanmış sayılıyor. Bütün oyun bundan ibaret. Çok çerezlik olarak kısa bir süreliğine oynanabilir ancak bir başarımı için çok oyunculu modda oynamanızı istiyor dolayısıyla bir arkadaşınız veya tanıdığınızla bunu tamamlayabilirsiniz bilginize.
[h1] Essentially cr4p where you shoot people and who's first to type specific key combination wins. Visuals are ok though but gameplay is not. [/h1]
I got this game because of Heavy Weapons Guy.
[h1] Довольно жёсткий тренажёр по клавишам, где нужно нажимать по несколько клавиш за доли секунды [/h1] Ну это уже бред получается, когда даже водителям на реагирование даётся секунда. Тут же нужно пронажимать 10 кнопок за 4 секунды, т.е. за секунду нужно успеть нажать хотя бы 3 кнопки. Потому что на пятой секунде тут уже получается труп из игрового персонажа. Так что решайте, хотите ли вы тут ломать игровые пульты и клавиатуры. Кстати, если на игропульте от бокса пробовать играть, то тут помимо игровых кнопок задействуются ещё и стрелки. В общем такое себе удовольствие устраивать дуэли подобным образом. Русского перевода здесь нет и графика насквозь пиксельная. Но в другом случае было бы очень жёстко видеть убийства игрока и игроком. Враги тут порой используют даже пушки.
A typing and memory game set in the wild west. It is definitively a lot more fun playing against real people and not bots, but sadly there is no one playing it online. But even against bots it is ok for a while. They should really tone it down with the animations and dialog, there is way too much of that between gameplay. Works fine on Linux with Proton (Proton 4.2-1).
[h1]Short, Sweet, and Surprisingly Fun[/h1] Western Press is one of those little gems you stumble upon and instantly appreciate. The gameplay is simple and snappy, the retro design is charming, and the sound effects tie everything together into a really pleasant atmosphere. It’s the kind of game that knows exactly what it wants to be and doesn’t pretend otherwise. Yes, it’s a small game with not a ton of content, but what’s here is finely polished and honestly, that’s perfectly fine. It’s tightly made, focused at its core, and delivers exactly what it promises. I always find it funny when people rate games like this poorly just because they’re short. Not everything needs to be a 100-hour epic packed with features for the sake of it. There are short, barebones games that are great fun, and there are ridiculously long, content-stuffed games that are still a slog. This one sits firmly in the “short but good” category. If you want a quick, stylish, reaction-based showdown with a great vibe, Western Press is absolutely worth your time. My only real complaint is the lack of active players and the dead online scene. Maybe if it went free-to-play more people would jump in. Despite that, I truly think it would shine as a couch multiplayer game with friends - preferably with a few drinks for added chaos. [list] [*]♉For more reviews like this, check out my[b] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/10745643/]curator page[/url][/b]. [/list]
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really really fun and fast gameplay.
Red Dead Redemption for cheap laptop users!
Best game for training reflex, local multiplayer with tounament
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