Wild West and Wizards

the dev has abandonned this game and it is wildly unfinished and not worth ur money

A casual open world shooter. Very basic shoot and loot gameplay. Worth like $5 but your mileage may vary.

HOLY. FETCH QUEST. Play this to enjoy a pleasantly fleshed out world with stylish visuals, decent combat and excellent ARPG mechanics (e.g. armor augmentations, weapons of different kinds, a crazy variety of magical skills to build your archetype with, and a generally neat little approach to storytelling. Don't play this if you're even slightly allergic to fetch quests. I'm on one of the concluding quests of the game, and I have to fetch now a leaf...so that an alchemist can make a potion...which somehow gives me access to a mythical cave...where I can find 1 out of the 3 shadows of some antagonistic character....of whom I must defeat all 3....to save the world. Ugh. Absolutely ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ quest design. But decent everything else.

boring western if you can call it a western

they updated it for like the first few months, then took the paycheck and abandoned it.

[h1]Wild Trash & Abandoned..[/h1] [h3] I purchased this in 2020, and since I'm going through my library trying to play games I backed during Early Access, I played some more of this garbage. Which brings me to a unique observation about this developer.[/h3] [h2]Abandoning games seems to be a common theme for Lavaboot Studios.[/h2] First with Salt, then with this. I bought both games to support a Indie dev, bought this one thinking the dev might do better after learning from first experience, add better gameplay, better world development, better level design, etc., but I was wrong on all accounts. This should be a short review, since there isn't much worth reviewing before I bin this game into my "trash" folder on Steam, never to touch it again (getting as much attention as dev puts in his games). [h1]CONS:[/h1] [olist] [*] [b]BORING WORLD[/b]: If you thought that a theme of wild-west & wizards would bring some exciting clash in interesting locales, think again. Truth be told, I didn't really think the premise for this game was anything interesting (found it childish) when I first saw it, but supported the development by buying it, thinking the developer had some uniq…