Lone McLonegan : A Western Adventure

I'll give this game a positive rating but with caveats. The art style is unique, and Lone is a good character, an actually likable anti-hero. The dialogue is well done, interesting and sometimes pretty funny. The story is interesting enough. The problem with the game is that it's way too chaotic. You have a ton of things going on all at once and you can go to a huge number of locations at any time, and it's just too much to keep track of, especially if you play the game somewhat sporadically. A lot of the puzzles are just part of an insanely long "trading quest," and the solutions often seemed random to me, although that could partially be because I took long breaks between play sessions and didn't remember everything that was going on. The hint system isn't very dynamic and will keep giving you the same hints, even if you clearly have tons of unsolved puzzles. At a certain point, I just gave up and used a walkthrough to complete the game. I didn't like the controls either. Instead of the typical "right click look, left click interact" system that many point-and-click games have, this one makes you cycle through a few interaction types, which is annoying and generally unnecessary…

Wild West funny point and click, highly recommended! Massive open-world map to explore, lots of funny characters to interact with and in-jokes. Took me 16 hours first time, a lot was wandering round the map trying things when I got stuck. There's a big fetch quest involving almost every character in the game. There's a built-in hint system, which I needed twice.

very nice game. quite funny, too.

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It's a mixed bag. Entertaining enough with decent length, but while the puzzles are alright in theory, the pacing and structure is not well planned with often way too many options at once with little to no hints about what you should work on next in addition to the game not accepting very obvious solutions to problems for no other reason than that it wants you to do something, usually more obscure, else. Sometimes, you can get vague cllues by looking at objects, but often, it seems rather random. The inventory could've been more comfortable to use, especially since it'll get crowded pretty soon. Overall, it has its heart at the right place, but required a bit more actual game design.

the only nice things i could say about this game would be about its graphics and music. the right click interface is tedious and annoying, characters are unlikeable or unrelatable, there's nothing captivating about the story, and humor, an important aspect in this kind of games, is below average, worse than monkey island level, to which it obviously aspires to, yet is the epitome of mediocrity itself. breaking the fourth wall to make funny got tired long ago. perhaps most importantly, many of the puzzles are incredibly inane and illogical here. you practically have to combine everything with everything in a lot of cases, if you want to continue without checking a walkthrough all the time. all in all this has been quite a waste of time. much better P&C adventure games are being made these days.