Levels were vast and varied, with a good pace and extra multiplayer modes for bonus content.I'm a big supporter of the "Games Are Art" debate.
The campaign followed Jericho Cross after he was turned into a vampire, using his newfound abilities to combat the forces of evil. The game combined western, horror, and steampunk aesthetics to craft a spooky, believable world, which made for an engrossing experience. With such a crowded, competitive playing field, naturally some games, regardless of quality, fell through the cracks.Įnter Darkwatch, hitting consoles in 2005 to favorable reviews, with much of its praise being aimed towards the fun combat mechanics and brooding, gothic style. Meanwhile, Call of Duty also found its footing in these years, laying the foundation for the juggernaut it would go on to become. Halo of course needs no introduction, with the series still going strong and Microsoft's premier exclusive.
The PS2/Xbox era of gaming had a plethora of first person shooters hit the scene, many of which going on to become industry staples. While Evil West looks great by its own merits, for those who have been playing games for quite some time, it may seem eerily familiar to an underrated first person shooter from back in the PS2/Xbox generation called Darkwatch.
Evil West's hero is an outlaw looking type, with big guns and a bigger attitude, which he uses to tangle against monstrous enemies and other freakish creatures of the undead. The latest project from Flying Wild Hog and Focus Entertainment, this western paranormal adventure showed off its main protagonist and overall visual style in its latest Game Awards trailer. The exciting trailer for Evil West provided a better sense of the title's spooky, gothic atmosphere, while also demonstrating its high octane action gameplay. Although Evil West was first unveiled at last year's Game Awards, fans saw a proper glimpse at the game during last night's show. The Game Awards not only handed out shiny prizes to the best that 2021 had to offer, but also provided a glimpse of what was to come in the years ahead.
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