You can save the game at any time, there are plenty of health-restoring flasks to drink, and dying during a mission usually doesn't set you back too far.Īlthough the game is open-ended, there really isn't anything to do after you reach 100% completion. All missions improve Colton's skills and provide cash rewards, but you won't need to be Wyatt Earp to defeat the bad guys. The storyline gallops along at a brisk pace and can be completed in about five hours, and the optional side missions tack on three additional hours of play. Gun would greatly benefit from a few more locations to visit.

Saloons are often empty, and though there is plenty of land to traverse, there aren't many places to visit. Most buildings cannot be entered, and the majority of non-playable characters won't interact with you unless you attack them. While the game feels like the Old West and looks good, there are only two relatively small towns to explore. And just as Max Payne has Bullet Time and Neo has The Matrix effect, Colton White has 'Quickdraw' to slow time and improve his accuracy. There's a pistol for rapid-fire assaults, a shotgun for indoor battles, a bow for silent hunting, a sharpshooter for sniping, and a rifle for ranged combat. There aren't any duels at high noon, but the action is plentiful and typically involves multiple foes. The shootouts are the best part of the game. Gun's gameplay excels too, making every shootout a 'blast.' Players get to perform such actions as chasing down wanted criminals, busting out of jail, assisting in a cattle drive, stopping a train, and racing through the frontier for the Pony Express. Set in the Old West, Gun is treat for fans of Western films.

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