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To all you desperadoes, drifters, and cowboys, SOMBRERO is calling you out for a rapid-fire game of spaghetti western mayhem for 2-4 players. Choose a character, load up your six-shooters, and lunge through a non-stop hailstorm of bullets and TNT as you race to grab loot and blast your friends with authentic weaponry and …they had exploding rocket-powered fists back then, right?
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Unpretentious, relentless, raw and clear.
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Cubed3Thom ComptonDec 20167/10For fans of getting together and playing with friends in the same room, Sombrero: Spaghetti Western Mayhem scratches an itch, but never really makes the itch go away. Even if none of the minor issues were present, there's still not enough content to justify sinking a lot of time into this. With more to do, this could be a must have, but right now, it's just not there.
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VGProfessionalMazen AbdallahJan 20177.4/10While Sombrero offers some fun and frantic local multiplayer action, it doesn’t do enough to stand out among other offerings, and its action doesn’t really evolve or engage the player. This is definitely one to pick up on sale
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Gamers HeroesCasey ScheldDec 20173/10Sombrero: Spaghetti Western Mayhem could have been a solid party game, but a number of questionable design choices really hinder it in the long run. The lack of bots, limited amount of modes, and unorthodox control scheme rob it of any potential it may have had.
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