Downsides

The game starts abruptly, with no special introduction. That is a characteristic of the shooting games, but it would be much better if we gave a reason to our hero, why does he want to take on those cowboys, like in good old westerns. Or, if our hero is a villain, we should at least know what did he do if so many people want his demise. The player doesn't control the ducking of the stickman, but it is rather automatic, and it happens only when he needs to reload his gun. The bullet damage is not very well balanced. Our hero can survive the heavy fire with no real problem, but the enemies fall down as flies if shot only once. That makes the game less challenging. Basicaly, that is what is to be expected of your typical 'bodycount' game.

On higher levels machine gun and shot gun become available. The problem is that they are somewhat imprecise. If it is an upgrade, it should be better rather than worse, but that is not the case. The 4th level is brutaly hard, compered to the first three.

Upsides

The change of scenery where the fight takes place is very interesting: in front of the saloon, on the street, in the barn, in front of the covered wagon... Controls are simple - mouse only. There are no glitches, the animations are just perfect.