Wild West Blast

Nette Spiele-Idee, Engine Up-To-Date. Quasi Moorhuhn 9.0.

Ist ne schöne Sache mal für zwischendurch. Und kann auch mal zum weiter daddeln anfixen^^. Viel Mühe die da rein geflossen ist bedenkt man das es sich um einen kleineren Entwickler handelt, sowas bräuchte man mal wieder bei einigen größeren Titeln.

Grindy mechanics quickly ruin most of the fun you might get from the game. The main game includes firing at forest pests and rodents. If you've played games for a long time, you'll notice similarities to a well-known series in which you shoot chickens. The objective is to simply shoot at everything that moves in the landscape in front of you. Although you are free to walk about, your playing space is nevertheless constrained by a fence. You can only play in two locations; the other two have a "coming soon" tag. However, it turns out that only one area is truly worthwhile. The other one is extremely expensive to unlock, and each visit is charged separately. You get points for every kill. The greater the distance, the more you receive. When the time expires, the points earned are turned into cash, which can then be used to purchase items. Unfortunately, the purchasing possibilities are minimal. The shop only carries one new weapon, a rifle to replace your starter pistol, and a few upgrades. The pistol can expand the chamber size to ten rounds instead of five and strengthen the bullets, while the rifle only has one upgrade: the ability to hold your breath for greater precision. Because things are expensive, you'll need to play a lot of rounds to purchase a new upgrade and make things more exciting. However, while cash rewards are reasonable if you earn a lot of points, the game has a couple of annoying design choices that render the majority of it meaningless. The first is weapon durability that decreases with each shot. You can shoot all over the place and score a lot of points, but you'll also break your weapon. If it loses its durability, you will be unable to play any round until it is repaired. The repair cost is not too high, and you can easily earn it throughout a run. Unfortunately, the second design choice will rarely leave you with enough funds for repairs. The issue is that you also have to pay for ammo and reloads during a round. This completely ruins any progress because you can never save enough money to buy anything. On one hand, the game rewards precision where every bullet needs to count. But on the other, all upgrades are meaningless. Also, the game feels more like an early access title because of limited content and high price.

Sehr schöner Zeitvertreib! Es ist sicher viel Herzblut in die Entwicklung geflossen. Tolles Game! <3 erstmaaaa