Far Far West

Far Far West is a visually unique and fast-paced cooperative shooter that doesn’t take itself too seriously and aims primarily to provide uninterrupted fun. The combination of high-quality shooting, entertaining magic, and a structure that doesn’t penalize players for having limited free time creates a highly addictive mix. Sure, solo play isn’t anything to write home about, and the progression could use a slight speed boost, but those are minor flaws. Grab your colts (or magic cacti) and let’s go hunting! On horseback!

Is the real thing. It’s a genuinely outstanding Early Access launch from a tiny team that understood exactly what makes PvE co-op shooters work and built something new on top of that foundation. The supernatural Wild West setting is inspired, the spell-and-gun combat is satisfying and team-friendly, and the polish on display defies both the team size and the price point. The Early Access balance notes are real but minor, and Evil Raptor’s responsiveness to feedback makes them feel like speed bumps rather than warning signs. At $17.99 during the introductory period for a game that has already delivered 10-hour sessions to tens of thousands of players, Far Far West is one of the best value propositions in gaming right now. Saddle up.