Gun

The first time you take someone's head off with a quick-draw move...you'll be hooked. [Holiday 2005, p.76]

Makes no excuses in its brutal retelling of a classic western story. The atmosphere of the gunfights is expertly created. GTA style free-roaming world fits the game well, and overall it is a magnificently fun, if a bit short, experience. [Dec 2005]

Graphically, Gun is one of those games that looks great for the most part, but does have a few rough edges that keep it from being in the same class as, say, "Resident Evil 4" or "Ninja Gaiden."

The perfect consumable for those seeking some "Deadwood"-esque action. It's lewd, crude and, well, something that rhymes with those two words.

The main problem with GUN is its lack of multiplayer. The campaign is a fun-filled occurrence, but after you finish it in a few hours you'll be wishing you didn't drop fifty down for it.

Activities such as poker tournaments, capturing felons, gold mining, animal herding and hunting provide variety but their appeal is short-lived.

Why roam freely (when the game lets you, which is by no means always) when all that's out there to find is an empty trek between jarring episodes of production-line gaming? [Christmas 2005, p.105]

Gun is a perfect example **** that captured the imagination of its time. While it may feel limited by today’s standards, it delivered an incredibly atmospheric Wild West experience that was both exciting and memorable. The story, characters, and gritty tone created a world that felt different from most games of the era. The gunfights were satisfying, the open areas encouraged exploration, and the overall presentation gave it the feeling of a true Western adventure. It may not have the scale or depth of later titles, but Gun had a unique charm that made it stand out on the PlayStation 2. A nostalgic experience that deserves more recognition from fans of the genre.

Es un buen juego, la jugabilidad no se me hizo incomoda, lo jugué en pc, quizá lo malo del juego es que es corto y el mundo abierto no es tan grande y detallado, y que las misiones principales pueden ser un cuanto repetitivas, pero eso se compensa con la historia, es atrapante, si buscan un juego difícil, este puede ser uno, en si máxima dificultad (de locos) es un dolor de cabeza los enemigos te matan de dos tiros, y incluso algunos jefes de uno.

This game has aged in many ways but it's still fun and I can still easily recommend it if you are looking for a new cowboy game to play