Weird West: Definitive Edition

By the time of writing I have only just finished the story of the first playable character, which took me about 13-14 hours to do. If you beeline for the main story missions, you can knock a few hours off from there. I love the feel of the world, I love the mix of the supernatural and wild west themes, I love the mix of wild west and horror fantasy in the visual design, I love the sound design from the music to the sound effects, and I very much enjoy the way you travel across the world. I love that you often have numerous ways of solving situations, and thus far they've all felt viable. Combat is chaotic which means making a tactical choice in when, how and if you enter it meaningful. Though sometimes having your plan fail leads to the most fun combat scenarios - or into a cascading effect of half of the enemy's number taking each other out (rare but it did happen and was hilarious when it did). The story thus far has a good blend of mystery and character motivation, which compells me to both explore and roleplay. The only things keeping me from giving the game 5 stars is that it could've used a bit more polish. For example, the NPC pathfinding occasionally leads to them getting stuck in each other or the environment. This mostly happens in towns and non-combat areas, so it doesn't really affect gameplay but does take you out of the world. Overall, a very fun and unique title you'll get many hours out of if you're into the setting! I got it on sale (which it enters frequently) and got more than my money's worth already, and I've only explored 1/5 of the story and setting.

Wciąga porządnie! Jest parę uproszczeń ale i tak można szaleć z rozwiązaniami po cichu, albo na pełnej kurtyzanie. Polecam bardzo dla fanów immersiv sim na troszkę nietypowo.

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the lore so far; the storytelling is rich and captivating. Although I’m not very skilled at the gameplay, the wide range of difficulty options made the experience accessible and enjoyable for players of all levels. The variety of enemies within the game has also been a highlight, keeping encounters fresh and exciting. However, there are a few drawbacks I’ve encountered. Occasionally, the battle or combat music glitches out, requiring me to return to the main menu and reload my save to fix it. Additionally, this game may not appeal to players who dislike extensive reading, as it leans heavily on dialogue and narrative.

It's weird and in the west So it fits the name

The entire idea of the game was great. I really enjoed the immersive feel of the game, where i coudl see the impacts of my actions. But i found that the comabt really detracted from the game. Max power weapons are only marginally better than beginnner level weapons. I never used a relic to unlock any powers but i used plenty of perk ponts. Played mostly stelath but fought my way out of plenty of sticky situations. All in all, good game but im not sure i would go back to it as it kind of drags on towards the ned in my opinion.