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Shooter, Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie
Colt Canyon is a pixel art rogue-lite shooter where you have to save your kidnapped partner from the ruthless bandits. Shoot your way through a hostile canyon full of hidden treasures, weapons, obstacles and all kinds of bloodthirsty scum.
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KeenGamerWill HitchcockJan 20218.5/10Playing Colt Canyon feels like being at the centre of a classic western movie, but with one of the best roguelike loops in recent memory.
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Nintendo LifeJun 20208/10Colt Canyon is an excellent roguelike with razor-sharp gameplay that's incredibly addictive. The rhythmic action is comparable to titles like Hotline Miami, and there's a constant temptation to have 'just one more go'. Some may not be too keen on the heavily-pixelated graphics, but it's the gameplay that truly shines through here, and once you've conquered the steep difficulty curve you'll find this to be a fine addition to the Switch's growing selection of roguelikes.
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PlayStation UniverseJohn-Paul JonesJan 20218/10Colt Canyon is really just what the doctor ordered to kick off 2021. A breezy and consistently satisfying twin-stick shooter roguelike with a surprising amount of depth and where gunfights, stealth murder and dynamite powered destruction go hand in hand, Colt Canyon is a smart, wild west shooter that's well worth saddling up for.
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CompletexboxJul 202070/100Overall, Colt Canyon is fun but more than a little frustrating. Moment to moment gameplay is challenging, boss battles are grim roadblocks and the luck required far outweighs the skill the player can bring. It’s great to pick up and have a few runs whenever you have a spare half hour, but slow progression will hinder most, and that’s what makes it difficult to recommend.
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oprainfallScott RamageSep 20203.5/5 starsColt Canyon does many, many things right. The core gameplay is addictive. The visuals and presentation are wonderful, in spite of brown being the dominant color much of the time. I wasn’t bored for a second. However, I also feel no need to go back to it again, even with the slew of unlockables. Fans of rogue-likes and semi-top-down shooters will likely have no regrets shelling (heh) out $14.99 for this. Perhaps I’m jaded from playing the unpatched version at first, but after riding off into the sunset once, I’m content to drop the six-shooter, rifle, shotgun, bow, knife, and whatever other weapons I found in this game and move on.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 11 ratings.
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