Governor of the West

Governor of the West, a turn-based strategy game set in the Old West, fails to live up to its potential, marred by a myriad of technical issues, poor user interface, and lack of content variety. The game's concept holds promise, but the execution falls significantly short, leaving players with a frustrating and disappointing experience. One of the most glaring issues in Governor of the West is its terrible user interface. The UI is clunky, unresponsive, and poorly designed, making navigation and menu management an exercise in frustration. The map frequently locks up between turns, preventing players from panning the screen with the mouse cursor or WASD keys. Even with the UI scaled down, the player cards cover pop-up information on the screen. Additionally, tutorial pop-ups appear every time you continue a saved game, even when this feature is disabled in the settings. These persistent problems severely hinder the gameplay experience and detract from any potential enjoyment. Governor of the West is a board-game without any opponents. So, why is this turn-based? Also, generating a different map doesn't make sense when you can move anywhere on the board at any time. Another signif…

Alright Time for an updated review: This game is unexpectedly addicting, and as simple as it may be, it can and will prove a challenge when you least expect it, the number of times, I've lost track of my health only to realise when its dangerously low is.... well anyway. Governor of the west is a simple yet addicting game, you start of with a base character, with no discerning skills and soon unlock more and more as you win (from what I can see there are 13 characters). You start of as a band of one, and slowly expand, your play style can be one of two options: The good fame guy who's friends with all, or the "Hey lets burn down a church and fill the west with dread" type of guy, each style has their own unique ways of winning the game. Per run you may unlock map modifiers, which either give you a helping hand... or throws you into a barren wasteland, forgotten, alone, and as you look around, on your last breath, praying you'll find someone, you will... then its a race against time, as you constantly battle your low health whilst gaining resources, fame money and maybe possibly, dread! Par for some UI overlaps (which is resolved by scaling the UI down in settings) and the loadi…

I can't help but feel scammed by this game. There's maybe 5 minutes worth of content. Character models and other assets are found on the asset store.. 2/10

This is barely a game. Not worth even a dollar