I don’t want to spoil too much about the game’s characters, both in the original posse and the characters players find along the way, as getting to know them and exploring their histories is a key part of the experience. There are great flashes of particle effects, detailed animations, and a lot of character.ĭuring the opening sequence, players are also thoroughly introduced to their character’s posse. But the train also provides a gorgeous set piece for the action to unfold within. The train setting serves to give the player interesting tactical decisions as posse members approach the train on horses while moving from car to car forces you to deal with bottlenecks along the way. The introduction provides a fantastic microcosm of the larger game. However, the devil cheats better than the posse, and they all barely escape with their lives. If he wins, he takes their souls, and if they win they get the train.
However, the train is revealed to be driven by a devil that challenges the gang to a game of poker. The game begins with an incredible set piece as players are introduced to the four original characters of their posse as they attempt to rob a late-nite train carrying federal gold. Following such a great title up is no small feat, but Hard West II manages to pull it off with flying colors. The first Hard West was a breakout success that had plenty of great combat to go around as well as some really fun characters to learn about during the adventure. Developed by CreativeForge Games and published by Good Shepherd Entertainment, Hard West II attempts to expand on the offerings of the original to give players a fun game filled with tough combat encounters, gripping characters, and plenty of supernatural twists to mix things up. Hard West II is a tactical turn-based western with a supernatural twist.
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