EvilWest lacks serious bite! Read more in our game review now:
Evil West is a third-person action-adventure that allows the player to take on the role of linebacker-looking Jesse Rentier as he battles hordes of creatures of the night to save his family and his country. On its face, this seems like a premise that could be fit to bursting with gory fun but unfortunately, isn't able to ascend to greatness thanks in part to far too many glitches along with a repetitive nature that makes Evil West fall behind some of its cohorts in the industry.
All is not lost, however, as there are some diamonds in the rough when it comes to Evil West's supporting characters, along with its head vampires that put a twist on the traditional bloodsuckers, including one of the big bad happening to be a little girl. Unfortunately, once again, the game falls into a trap of not managing to live up to its potential when it comes to repetitive enemy types that you shoot, pound, burn, and tear your way through.
It's in its gameplay that the true shining star of Evil West can be found as you string combos together and figure out inventive ways of hunting the supernatural. This fact, however, leads us to our next critique of the action-adventure and it's a doozy.
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