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I'm sorry, but while this is a fascinating game, that doesn't make it good. The controls make it way too difficult to aim, the enemies areI'm sorry, but while this is a fascinating game, that doesn't make it good. The controls make it way too difficult to aim, the enemies are actually really difficult to spot, making stealth nearly impossible, and the autosave doesn't even work sometimes. Make sure you save plenty because if you die, which you certainly will, you can be brought back really far in the game. If you're looking for a different experience, you'll get it... you just won't get the good game that comes with it

Warning: it takes some time to make plot interesting but it's worth it! - Really good and interesting plot.- Good stealth mechanics- A lotWarning: it takes some time to make plot interesting but it's worth it! - Really good and interesting plot.- Good stealth mechanics- A lot of variety in ways to accomplish goals- Huge Immersive worldOne of the best games I played this year. I can definitely recommend.

Buggy - game breaking bug that wouldve put me 4 hours back in progress made me quit.Gameplay is pretty shallow but not terrible...not muchBuggy - game breaking bug that wouldve put me 4 hours back in progress made me quit.Gameplay is pretty shallow but not terrible...not much roleplay decisions are bland/one dimensional...barely any emergent gameplay & puzzles are shallow too. The artstyle & story are the best parts by FAR & everything else is just shallow & repetitive

感谢XGP让这个游戏在性价比上赢得了宝贵的分数，游戏剧情还不错，但是行进中其实很容易断节奏。游戏bug很多，废品很多，感觉上就是一个半成品没有想好未来的作品，有很多想法，但又都没有实现。总体讲还是一款好玩的游戏，至少有了xgp你可以去尝试它。感谢XGP让这个游戏在性价比上赢得了宝贵的分数，游戏剧情还不错，但是行进中其实很容易断节奏。游戏bug很多，废品很多，感觉上就是一个半成品没有想好未来的作品，有很多想法，但又都没有实现。总体讲还是一款好玩的游戏，至少有了xgp你可以去尝试它。

This is the freshest thing I played this year. I normally hate twin stick shooting, but here I treat it as a part of the experience. Also, theThis is the freshest thing I played this year. I normally hate twin stick shooting, but here I treat it as a part of the experience. Also, the game has something that games don’t have today: story and dialogues written by a writer or someone who knows what they’re doing.Try it. It’s not expensive and worth every penny.

While being presented in the format of a traditional RPG, Weird West has shoot-outs that feel that they come right out of a cowboy movie, and offers quests with a ton of freedom. While the gameplay itself is simple, seeing the crazy Western setting through the lens of five different main characters is fascinating, and the mysterious story wraps up in an interesting way.

The work that has gone into the Weird West world and the characters that frequent it is impressive. Yes the grind is real, but it is a rewarding experience when it all comes together.

Lacking some refinement in general and improvements in controls, Weird West overcomes these minor problems with good stories in different characters, great immersive sim system and an addictive combat.

A western immersive sim with isometric camera mixed with supernatural elements is something that can only be experienced in video games format; and despite all the technical shortcomings caused by limited resources, Weird West is one of those very unique games that emerge once every 10 years.

With regard to atmosphere and setting, the game looked very promising at the start. But in the end, for me it didn't work:- The assets of aWith regard to atmosphere and setting, the game looked very promising at the start. But in the end, for me it didn't work:- The assets of a lot of the bigger locations are almost copy-pasted. And a lot of the quests feel very samy, very soon;- For a game that relies a lot on battle, I found the fighting mechanisms rather clunky and unwieldy;- Quite a lot of technical concepts are not really explained, or not clear enough. This had the most impact on the combat & on the stealth;- I encountered quite a lot of elements in the environments of which I was unsure if I was supposed to know what they were (but had missed something), or if I was not supposed to know what they were yet (and the story would explain it later on). Some dialog in the game could really have helped there ("I wonder what this thing is? I really should find out more about it!");- And I know it is an open world, so anything can happen. But if you've just started as a character, then go to your first destination, meet a group of vastly stronger enemies en route, die, and then have that happen multiple times in a row (before reaching that first destination), that is not much fun for me;So the potential is there, but the game (IMHO) needs some more polish for me.

Weird West is a truly special experience. While each one of its stories is compelling in its own right, when put together they transform into something fantastic. This is a game that shows its monsters and asks the player to be disgusted, and then turns them into a monster and asks if they feel the same way. As such, every one of the journeys contained within is worth taking, but it’s only once players have trod all of those roads that they’ll appreciate just how amazing Weird West‘s accomplishments are. It’s deep, it’s fascinating, and it’s full of the kind of storytelling that resonates for a long time after credits roll — truly an incredible experience from beginning to end.

Реализация управления и камера это просто адская боль, которая ОЧЕНЬ сильно портит впечатления от довольно неплохой игры.Реализация управления и камера это просто адская боль, которая ОЧЕНЬ сильно портит впечатления от довольно неплохой игры.

Weird West is basically Desperados or Hard West with worse story and much worse gameplay. The writing is really thin and strung out; it's aWeird West is basically Desperados or Hard West with worse story and much worse gameplay. The writing is really thin and strung out; it's a lot of time spent with little going on. There are two problems with Weird West: it takes too long to get to the comparatively good parts and the comparatively good parts are actually pretty bad.

6.5 out of 10. Entertaining, albeit shallow gameplay/weapons. Bugs and glitches mar the game throughout, but hopefully will be patched soon.6.5 out of 10. Entertaining, albeit shallow gameplay/weapons. Bugs and glitches mar the game throughout, but hopefully will be patched soon. The biggest detractor from my entertainment of the game was the glaring and obvious corner cutting in many parts of the game. If this had been made by a startup indie company or something, I'd easily have bet that they ran out of money before they completed everything they wanted to and needed to push it out the door. However, since it was Devolver that made this, they don't have the luxury of that excuse. If this game wasn't on GamePass, it would get a 5 from me, but seeing as it is, it is unique enough to warrant experiencing it since it's "free" to anyone who has GamePass. I'd like to see another game done in this genre and style, but built with deeper systems and mechanics and have more polish.

It’s buggy, the balance is off, and a good 80% of the locations only really serve as random sidequest destinations. But the storytelling drew me in, the stealth worked rather well, and on the occasions when I felt like I had resources to burn it was just so dang satisfying to slow motion dive out from behind a corner while blasting a barrage of shotgun shells.

To that guy Explicit1 who saying that no one should put how they feel about a game here on Metacritic, I say you should stop trying to tellTo that guy Explicit1 who saying that no one should put how they feel about a game here on Metacritic, I say you should stop trying to tell people what to write and mind his own damn business!!As far as the game is concern its around a 5 / 10. I love the Dishonored Series and I wish that Ralph would go back to making AAA Immersive Sims like those and I realize this is a small-budget, Indie game so that allowance have to be made....

Devolver Digital has to be one of the most overrated indie studios out there. I truly don't understand the hype behind their games, but I wasDevolver Digital has to be one of the most overrated indie studios out there. I truly don't understand the hype behind their games, but I was hoping Weird West would sway me. All of their "games" are extremely shallow with very limited gameplay mechanics.Unfortunately Weird West is an extremely mediocre game. Lots of reused maps and assets, an incredibly shallow combat system, a horrible AI, and a lack luster story. This game should probably be a max of 20-30 dollars.I am a completionist and almost always finish games I start, but I will be struggling to find the willpower to complete this one.

I see and hear a pinch of deathloop & a dash of dishonored, one of the characters in Grackle looks just like Billie Lurk from death of theI see and hear a pinch of deathloop & a dash of dishonored, one of the characters in Grackle looks just like Billie Lurk from death of the outsider! but weird west is absolutely not those games. I think the game is extremely fun and addictive so Im happy paying $40 for it on the PS5. Only issue I have is the aiming, its very clunky & needs a lock on target option and it does get repetitive.

Good-A very fascinating setting. The storytelling is engaging and well written. There is an extreme emphasis on player's choice and it addsGood-A very fascinating setting. The storytelling is engaging and well written. There is an extreme emphasis on player's choice and it adds to the replay value. The game reacts to literally everything you do and it is impressive how well an indie studio pulled that off. The combat and stealth is enjoyable and fair. The progression feels solid and works well enoughBad-The game has come pretty bad control issues and bad camera problems. The side content is repetitive.Thoughts-These issues, however, are all easy to ignore, because there’s so much more to love in Weird West. There aren’t a lot of games out there that are this committed to letting the player do as they please, but Weird West never says no to you. It lets you lose in its dense, meticulously crafted sandbox of emergent mechanics, and reacts to every single thing you do, crafting an experience that feels entirely of your own making. That’s what makes immersive sims so special, and even in that group, Weird West feels like a landmark achievement.

Metacritic, where people leave negative reviews without playing the game. I pity these people. Weird West is unique and the type of game IMetacritic, where people leave negative reviews without playing the game. I pity these people. Weird West is unique and the type of game I wish we had more of these days. Impactful choices, solid writing, abundant interactivity, interesting quests, enticing random encounters, promised post-launch content, good atmosphere, immersion, etc. The only demerits are the clunky controls, lack of voice acting, and the camera.

Metacritic, where people leave negative reviews without playing the game. I pity these people. Weird West is unique and the type of game IMetacritic, where people leave negative reviews without playing the game. I pity these people. Weird West is unique and the type of game I wish we had more of these days. Impactful choices, solid writing, abundant interactivity, interesting quests, enticing random encounters, promised post-launch content, good atmosphere, immersion, etc. The only demerits are the clunky controls, lack of voice acting, and the camera.

Metacritic, where people leave negative reviews without playing the game. I pity these people. Weird West is unique and the type of game IMetacritic, where people leave negative reviews without playing the game. I pity these people. Weird West is unique and the type of game I wish we had more of these days. Impactful choices, solid writing, abundant interactivity, interesting quests, enticing random encounters, promised post-launch content, good atmosphere, immersion, etc. The only demerits are the clunky controls, lack of voice acting, and the camera.

The fast-paced action RPG blends Wild West and Dark Fantasy. The game world changes due to your activities. Slight control quirks.

Overall, Weird West dishes up an alluring world that you can explore to your heart’s content. Its story structure and procedurally generated travel encounters will keep players on their toes and ensure that no two playthroughs are the same. Even though there are a few glitches and the game’s camera can feel a little clunky at times, the visual style and depth of Weird West’s world more than make up for it. If you have a soft spot for comic books, interesting stories, and dynamic characters, Weird West will be a great addition to your library.

With Weird West, WolfEye has created an ambitious immersive sim hybrid that sucks you ever-deeper into its gritty, bizarre world of the cults n’ cowboys like a particularly impatient quicksand. It occasionally struggles to translate its combat to a controller as smoothly as it could, but the rest of this package is so damn intoxicating that it matters little in the long run. A masterful game with a fascinating set of stories to tell.

Weird West is an excellent immersive sim that marries a unique world, choice-driven gameplay, and a gorgeous aesthetic to create a game that’s unlike anything we’ve played this year. 2022 has been stacked with great games, but you should skip Weird West at your peril — or the Pigman will get you.

Weird West's astounding world-building and intriguing singleplayer campaign are worth the cost of entry on their own, but the game's lackluster technical performance and polish are huge negatives that prevent it from achieving greatness.

The beautiful thing about Weird West is also what makes it critically impenetrable. At least for me, my enjoyment of the game is tied to my particular playstyle. If you’re more ruthless with NPCs, if you’re more stealth-focused, or if you’re more patient, this is a very different game. So my frustration with the stealth is a sign to sneak around less. If I’m unhappy with the story, I can always change how it ends. Conversely, the movement and aiming controls are a tangible way of making your platforming choice. If you’re looking for a western RPG with this sort of blissful, overwhelming freedom, you’ve come to the right place. For better or for worse, Weird West has that freedom.

Weird West has a lot of interesting systems working under the hood to let you play as you like. With this comes a certain amount of jank which undermines the immersion somewhat but the multiple character stories and many choices still make it worth playing.

Weird West sets its sights high by promising player freedom and a responsive world to butterfly effect the hell out of, and it very nearly delivers on all of it. At its best, WolfEye Studios' first outing offers delightfully chaotic combat and an interesting supernatural setting that leaves no actions without consequence. But while in many respects Weird West achieves some of its grander ambitions, it fails to nail some of the basics. Immersive sim fans will be in their element here, but Raphael Colantonio's latest won't have as wide an appeal as his previous successes with Arkane.

Wolfeye’s attempt to bring the immersive sim genre to an isometric game works well overall, albeit with a few hiccups in handling combat and looting. Fans itching for a game that allows freedom of choice in both story and gameplay at every turn should look no further than Weird West.

Weird West is smaller in comparison to Colantonio's previous games like Prey and Dishonored 2, but it's nonetheless ambitious and leaves a lot of choice in the hands of the player. A little gem that needs just a little bit of extra polish to shine even brighter.

With a fantastic roster of stories to play through and characters to interact with, Weird West is sure to please any fan of the Old West. Its mix of fantasy and spaghetti western tropes blends beautifully to create a memorable experience that twists and turns around the believable and magical. While there are a few niggles here and there, the overall experience feels polished throughout and WolfEye's attention to detail is noticeable in all aspects. The Weird West is beautiful, deadly, and free from constraining gameplay choices.

Weird West is a fantastic debut from Wolfeye Studios, a slick and addictive action-RPG that delivers a top-notch narrative alongside some delightfully chaotic combat in a world that absolutely oozes atmosphere. The Arkane DNA is evident here in the slick selection of powers and abilities, the choice-driven storylines and combat that gives you the tools to experiment, to toy with your enemies and approach problems from multiple angles. Side missions are delightfully well-written, there's a ton of dungeons, looting and crafting to dig into and, beyond a handful of buggy enemy encounters, the whole thing looks, sounds and plays like a dream.

There’s just so much to discover and learn for yourself. I didn't want to spoil the experience, because for me it was incredible. Gritty and majestic, all at once.