The Wild West of 1899, a holster on your belt and an extraction shooter out to clean you out.

Recent, and the profile rests on very few votes, so take it as a first read. Almost every line points toward the bottom of the table. Desert island beats only 16% of games, fun barely more, attachment lower still, around 14%. The feel of the controller climbs a touch without convincing, and the art style is the lone note grazing average, ahead of a bit over 40% of titles. Nothing to settle on so few votes, but the pattern is consistent.

Against the extraction shooters that have made their name, the whole thrill is the tension of the exit, the rush of keeping your loot. Across those early duels, this game hasn't yet convinced the community to grow attached, or to make it a companion they carry everywhere.

So who's it for? For you if the Western setting and the looter-extraction mechanic pull you in, if you love constant risk. Much less if you want a game already settled, one that marks you through its world or its bond, the signals stay shy for now.