Outlaws + A Handful of Missions (Classic, 1997)

I bought this game to shoot outlaws. Well you can do that but... This is not a shooting game which you just shoot. I know that shooting games got some puzzles but here there are just too many of them. Expecially when then puzzles are not that easy to solve. And can get very very annoying. And what I have seen this game is also not completely bug free. That is why it only deserves two stars in my opinion.

Just like Dark Forces which uses a similar engine, the frame-rate causes motion-sickness. Also, this is another extremely annoying thing with Outlaws AND Dark Forces is that when it goes full-screen it changes the desktop window sizes of all opened windows and moves desktop icons about... and these changes are SAVED! So every time you open Explorer or other window Application you have to manually re-adjust the size. The game looked alright so I decided to give it a go. It's peculiar aiming; even though the gun is aiming straight and there's iron-sights, the crosshair doesn't align with ironsights. Pity. It's very easy to die so saving often is a good idea. Typical 'find the key/switch' maps which get excruciatingly tedious at times. For a 90s shooter it's not too bad --- IF it didn't make me feel like vomiting after playing it for more than 15 mins. Can't recommend it as it currently is. 1/5