STP writes: Over the last few years, the gameplay in freemium games has gotten much better, from clicking and waiting in Farmville to running and shooting in Eliminate Pro, Gun Bros, and now Six-Guns. But while the gameplay has improved, these freemium games consistently leave out the stories, characters, and variety that we associate with top-tier games.
AR: Six-Guns (from prolific Android studio Gameloft) is dusty, horse-laden and backstory-less dive into the Wild, Wild, West.
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Pocket Gamer: In visual and gameplay terms, this freemium action title hits the bullseye, but the complete absence of any kind of storyline robs it of purpose.
I don't agree with this review. The purpose was its cheap fun. Mission accomplished.
