Story of the Olivia

Obviously this game was inspired by AAA hits like Red Dead Redemption. You live in a rugged 1800s wilderness and cal travel around by way of riding freely available horses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sh2gsmJshV0&t=1477s Sadly, this game clearly shows the "rush rush" and amateurism of the developer who failed to pay attention to important details that are required for a "good" game experience. - Walls and doors can just be walked directly through. Why make animations for opening a door when you can let the player phase right through them right? - Rocks, trees and items are just placed heltor skeltor around everywhere without any care for how they look overall. This makes the world look sloppy and lazy and is anything but immersive. - The clothing seen on townsfolk and bandits doesn't properly fit the characters and their skin can be seen tearing through their clothing all over the place. Again, this makes the game look 'lazy' and destroys immersion. - Animations, especially while riding a horse are ridiculously buggy and you can glitch yourself up over massive rocks and walls just by running into them and makes the gameplay look like a god awful mess. - The English t…

Not even sure what to say about this one other than it is hilarious. The horse bounces around wildly. The enemies hold their guns in super weird ways. Everything is busted and broken. I know it's in early access, but I just don't see how this gets good enough to justify the price.https://youtu.be/jj_bWivRdAo

A little basement indie project about the western frontier might be fun and my expectations were set low (obviously this wouldn't be Red Dead Redemption) but this game is just literally broken. Hit detection on enemies is random, quest locations were floating in space, quest areas wouldn't spawn the enemies you needed, etc. Forget things like weird asset choices and laughable dialogue, you simply cannot actually play this game and accomplish its objectives due to all the bugs.