Given the underlying simplicity of it though you’ll find it to be more about a numbers game than actual strategy as you complete side missions from hunting down animals, to collecting plants, finding hidden caches of supplies or clearing the local cemetery to invest in new equipment, weapons and associated ammo. This is due in part to the ease of use features such as the quick turn around button, the ability to jump to quests instantly, aim down the sights and call in a horse from anywhere to keep you moving and limit overall game downtime.Ĭombat is equally well designed and easy to pick up, while it doesn’t have the depth of a PC title holds its own quite well on the mobile environment which is where Gameloft has significant development experience.

Soon after players will be thrown into their tutorial of saving women in distress and pushing back some raiders with a rusty pistol which covers the basics of moving, shooting, horse riding and purchasing items (all of which are fairly standard for the mobile free roam genre).įrom a control perspective Six-Guns: Gang Showdown handles quite well and is an important element to any roaming based adventure, especially one confined to mobile devices. This story telling that combines the use of voice acting with a comic book style to open up about the dark state of the main hero, a drunken cowboy with an even darker past. With third person shooting, a wide game world, various missions, lots of challenges and a lengthy story to follow along with you’ll be immersed in the game experience that Gameloft has created.įirst impressions of Six-Guns: Gang Showdown show off the strong production values of the mobile title and unique story. Exploring the Wild West with a touch of the supernatural, Six-Guns: Gang Showdown is a freemium free roam title for both iOS and Android mobile devices.

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