It’s great to eventually have access to 20 weapons, including an Impaler Gun or Gatling Annihilator, but I’ll be in a nursing home by the time I actually collect enough stars or cash to unlock these beauties. Now, I’ll admit that customization and upgrades rule and hinder the game. Moments to savor are riding into the sunset, killing a vampire and watching him burst into a blue puff of smoke, engaging in a gunfight by the light of a full moon, and witnessing some stunning rock formations, waterfalls and active creeks. Of course, with the nonexistent price point, no one will confuse the graphics with an Xbox 360 title, but they look pretty good.

This bag, by the way, never has enough slots to hold everything one needs to survive, so start making coin quickly. Side missions, such as hunting down dreamcatchers, confederate dollars and chicken god totems, also give a player ample opportunity to explore regions.īuck is rewarded sparingly for success with coins, sheriff stars, experience points and junk to fill his saddlebag. He may need to save a kidnapped female from some thugs, protect a sacred Indian shrine from robbers, take some target practice at Al “Three Fingers” Stand, challenge a kid to a scavenger hunt in a cave or stop by to clean out bloodsuckers in Cemetery Catacombs. Within the 40 primary missions currently available, Buck rides to hotspots such as Sister Ingrid’s Mine, Guttermouth Gulch and Williamson’s Ranch.

A collection of slider puzzles breaks up the gunfights and requires a player slide blocks to open a path for a key to unlock chests and doors.

Six guns review