Repetitive

Havnt made it far, but for the first 3.5 hours, heres some notes:

- the game's pretty good, the balance could be re-examined but its quite fun at the moment.
- the artstyle, while not something you'd put in a museum, is quite nice. the desert looks desert'y the bullets look like what their name would suggest, and pretty much everything is easily recognizable (even at a glance). The enemy verity could be expanded, but at the moment the lack of verity actually helps (the masked dudes are the dangerous ones, so you always know who to target first).
-bullet verity at shops is quite good, and while the prices should 100% be adjusted and very from bullet to bullet, 50$ is a fair price for now (altho such a price somewhat discourages you from buying bullets, and a few exceptions not withstanding, very few things are actually worthwhile to purchase).
- the music is solid, not exceptional but it more then gets the job done, and is quite nice.

i would however, like to note one thing, in a somewhat negative light:
"steel nerve" (or whatever it's called, the debuff that automatically forces you to fire every 10 seconds or so) is quite torturous on any laptop. with a normal mouse its not too bad, forces you to think quickly and race against the clock, but with a trackpad its more frustrating then anything. it feels like being promised a reward for answering an easy question, before getting kicked in the balls, and watching someone else steal the prize. if there was perhaps a choice between 2 debuff's at the start of each fight, it would feel more fair, but this barely effects most of the playerbase and is easily fixable by playing with a mouse instead.
besides that, not many other complaints, especially any worth including here.

good game, can recommend, especially since its free.

very good