Cartoony, satisfying combat, with a nice dose of humour.
After what I thought was a gimmicky start with turn-based horseback combat and having to work out ricochet shots, I didn't think I'd be playing it long. However after the 1st hour it becomes a satisfying X-com western style with a dark edge, characters with some personality, satisfyingly simple inventory / weapon upgrades, and a rudimentary map to explore. Upgrading abilities based on collecting playing poker hands is also a nice touch. Battles (the first few at least) don't have time limits either unlike other games of its type, so you can really get your flank and strategy on.
