Blood West

Blood West is quite possibly the best game in the weird west genre. It smoothly combines ruthlessly challenging gameplay, enjoyable exploration, and RPG elements that can support individual player styles. The story paints a pleasant picture of the strange Wild West world full of monsters and curses. It's just a pity that character development and somewhat outdated mechanics occasionally disrupt the credibility of the entire experience.

But perhaps Blood West’s strongest component is its exploration, and the pull to devour every inch of its creepy map design can be reason enough to turn the game into a 30-hour experience or more. The amount of that time spent dying and backtracking are all part of the hellish journey, but the difficulty is balanced such that gamers of all stripes should find enough equipment and upgrades to power their way through. For a combat-heavy horror game, Blood West focuses on the most important details and leaves the rest to rot, and their full release version delivers one of the year's best surprises.

Blood West is a cruel and tough stealth FPS. Moreover, its retro approach and slow-gameplay will appeal to older gamers. However, its brutal learning curve will put off many would-be fans.

If you are a fan of classic stealth FPS games, classic FPS games, or even Western games in general, Blood West will be right up your alley. And if you’re not, Blood West may still be worth your time if you have any interest in it based on some of its other factors such as the eldritch horror, resource management, or even challenging gameplay. As someone who hasn’t had as much experience with stealth FPS games, it did take a bit of time to get accustomed to its workings, but once I hit my stride, I found it hard to put the game down.

Blood West is a great addition to the horror western genre with level design and a range of approaches that would be fitting for an immersive sim. The chapter bosses can be a little underwhelming, but after nearly 30 hours spent in this world, I highly recommend you do the same. Just don’t expect to come back alive…

Blood West despite its underwhelming narrative and lackluster Souls like, Immersive Sim elements still offers its own unique spin on Stalker gameplay set in a Wild West. And even though the game managed to be sometimes too difficult or a little bit too frustrating at times, it never stopped being fun.

Blood West takes inspiration from Deus Ex, Thief and Dishonored, yet falls disappointingly short. The level design and some particular mechanics didn’t aid the stealth gameplay very much, though the game’s large arsenal of weapons and tools and helpful UI do give it a decent stealth foundation which fans of the genre can get a lot out of. Unfortunately, the game’s gruelling death mechanics, unclear quest objectives and simple plot create an experience that’s simply exhausting after a while. Fans of stealth-focused immersive sims might enjoy Blood West well enough, but only if they are prepared for many frustrating mechanics holding the experience back.

New Blood's best work! Very glad they picked this up! It plays like STALKER but in the Wild West. Alot of updates are coming that will make these even cooler!

It's a great indie game that can give you some sort of single campaign for Hunt Showdown. But hey, where's new updates? We've got only first chapter of the campaign.

[ EARLY ACCESS ] Very bad optimization. Gameplay: combat mechanics 5/10 stealth 8/10 atmosphere [awful graphics, rogue-like] 7/10 Gameplay as immersive horror 7/10 Gameplay as ****: 5/10 Story [rogue-like] 4/10 Graphics 2/10 Sounds & music 9/10 . We need "hardware acceleration"/RTX in this Game badly.

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This is such a boring game! It's basically a wild west theme applied to a zombie invasion. Except that there's no story, there's nothing to do, no save points, no sense of progression. Just wander around endlessly aimlessly in a world with no meaning and only zombies. Kill them. Or die, respawn, repeat. If you respawn, some of the monsters will stay dead while others will magically come alive again. But the items will never come back. No map. No pointer arrow. I wandered around for 4 hours before giving up this crap! Avoid this at all costs.