West of Red

Feels like all the boring parts of other games copy-pasted together. Very little originality or fun.

Got this game because I got a coupon from completing a badge, and since it was crazy cheap, I decided to get the game. Only problem is that it's less of a game, and really just slop mashed together to create a walking simulator with guns. The enemies are... underwhelming to say the least, and I couldn't bother refunding this game. It's going to raise your completed games count, to say the least, so if you want to just bulk up on the number of completed games, I would recommend this game, but if you're looking for something worthwhile, this isn't the right game to purchase.

West of Red is a supernatural first-person shooter developed by Racing Bros and published by ANPA.US that combines the grit of the Wild West with dark fantasy and demonic horror. Instead of focusing on realistic frontier life, the game creates a bizarre version of the American frontier where revolvers, rifles, and shotguns become the only defense against creatures from Hell. Its premise embraces pulp action from the beginning, offering a straightforward campaign built around fast-paced firefights, monstrous enemies, and a setting that blends cowboy legends with occult themes. The story begins with the mysterious disappearance of a valuable stagecoach somewhere along the American-Mexican border. Believing the robbery to be the work of ordinary outlaws, the local sheriff posts a reward for anyone willing to recover the stolen cargo. As a skilled bounty hunter, the player accepts the mission expecting a routine pursuit, only to uncover a far greater threat lurking beneath the desert sands. What starts as a hunt for criminals evolves into a desperate battle against supernatural forces, with demons and powerful devils standing between the player and the truth behind the missing stageco…

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The game's garbage, you can already guess that from the other reviews. What makes it so interesting though is the ability to break this game is so damn easy, it's kind of a marvel. Within 4 minutes I was able to start flying above the map and break out the skybox as if God said it's my time to come on back. Enemies can be broken easily, you can eject yourself off the land to forever fall to your death, and you can audibly prolapse your speakers by enabling godmode and letting yourself fall/get ganged on by enemies. I also heard this game's a security risk to run a la backdoor shenanigans so I highly recommend you steer clear. If you got a Steam coupon from a badge and think this is a hidden gem, it's a gold coin that's actually a chocolate that tastes like you just scraped it across the boardwalk floor. This is the gunk you see, laugh at, and press "Not interested" when floating Steam's marketplace. Abysmal.

I got this game because steam gave me a discount code to get this game for like $0.50. I can't recommend this game though, I understand it is probably a passion project and I'm not trying to knock it too hard considering as of today it is only a dollar. The game just feels not great to play, I would only buy this is if you're trying to support a small developer in hopes that they use that money to work on more in depth projects. 2/10.