Game has its issues (very clunky controls - both with controller and mouse+keyboard), but it is overall a very unique and fun experience!

A neat little game. I ain't much of a reviewer but I relly liked the story, music and themes even if it all felt like to some extent a reuse of Dishonored ideas and themes. This is not a precise comparison but after Dishonored and Prey you'll see the devs have a particular type of story they like to tell. This reminded me a lot of Prey Mooncrash because of that. Graphics are okay, the gameplay is a little weird in the beginning and the content of the game is... I don't actually know how to describe. It's same-y because of gameplay restrictions. The way the game ways designed restricted it a little bit. It was overall a positive experience but not one of my alltime favourites like Prey. 7.5/10.

Hands down one of the best immersive sim RPG experiences I have ever played despite its minor flaws.

It's a game set in a (appropriately) weird variant of the Wild West centered around the origin stories of five different characters -- the individual narratives all coming to a unifying point by the end of the game. The overarching theme driving the whole game is the cherishing of the human condition and how vital it is to feel, to participate in the various facets of humanity regardless of how 'good' or 'bad' they would be perceived. How you should live life to the fullest and without regrest lest you resign yourself to an unfeeling future of "would've" and "should'ves", and I think the way the game reveals these themes to you over the course of the game is beautiful.

Gameplay is much like what you'd expect in a conventional immersive sim. You have locations you can visit, you can chat, steal, loot, traverse and enter combat in many different ways with a lot of variety, which can be further altered through perks you acquire throughout the game. Combat can be all-in guns blazing, you can choose to meticulously knock out every single enemy, or you can simply choose to sneak on by most of the enemies altogether. The world is your objective to approach, and I think it's implemented impeccably well.

However, do note, that if you would like to do a stealth oriented playthrough like I did, then there's going to be some small shortcomings that you might notice throughout the game.
- No real ranged ways to non-lethally deal with enemies conveniently. Kind of sucks in terms of diversity of approachment, but not that big of a deal
- Walk-cycles can be inconsistent between loads. This might suck if you prefer to learn the movement of enemies and then execute afterwords. Not a big deal, but it can be annoying.
- No real way to know when enemies turn around. Most games don't tell you this to begin with, so this isn't a big deal on its own, but coupled with above, this can make some approaching wildly inconsistent.

There's a few other minor things, but you get the gist of it being a combination of minor things building on top of one another that hampers a stealth playthrough, because it biases heavily towards quick-saving and quick-loading, which can kind of suck given some areas take longer to load than others. I feel if stealth felt more fully integrated into the game it'd be even more of an all-timer than it is already.

Actual combat, however is really fun. Your aiming follows a twin-stick shooter kind of formula, with various character specific abilities alongside shooting, along with perks further modifying the overall offensive capabilities that you can dish out. Being able to take out 2+ enemies because you slo-mo dodged into a dive is really fun. You can also throw out dynamite clusters if you have them to unleash even more mayhem, all the while bullets are flying all over the place. It makes for some genuinely tense and exciting encounters.

Overall, for the first game released by Wolfeye Studio, they totally, utterly, and fundamentally, knocked it out of the park. Being able to craft such a thoroughly lore and history filled world with compelling characters and a solid narrative is not easy, but they managed to do it on their first go at it.

I'd highly recommend giving this game a shot if you feel even a slight bit of interest. You won't regret it.