We think that Six-Guns is the perfect app for extended play, and can really imagine sitting down to the game for a good few hours - on a flight, say. The graphics are good, gameplay is exciting and it will keep you busy for quite a while, even without having to recourse to in-app purchases. We loved Six-Guns, although it's obvious that it isn't quite at the top of its game. There are dozens of hours in front of you on your Android once you install this game. Six Guns is a very good third person action game with a fun gameplay and a more than acceptable duration. Not the best work from Gameloft, who is an expert in this area, but still the game grows on you. It comes after a while though, and eventually playing Six-Guns seems quite natural - even when you're riding a horse, which is notoriously difficult in these games! At the graphic level, Six Guns is a pretty good title. It wasn't immediately obvious how to work the fight dial, and took a little while to figure out how to swap from moving to fighting and vice-versa. The sounds are convincing and, in all, it's a pretty great offering for a free game.īeing honest, it took us a little time to get to grips with Six-Guns' controls, despite the tutorial-missions. The graphics, although not quite as amazing as games like GT Racing: Motor Academy, for example, are pretty good and look great on a tablet. Six-Guns: Gang Showdown is pretty impressive. There are 40 missions in Six-Guns, which should be enough to keep you busy for a good while. As with many games of its type, it will take a LOT of effort to earn enough money to buy the cool stuff, but don't despair, as there's an in-game purchase system. The first few missions are simple enough, and designed to get to grips with the controls and gameplay.Īs you succeed in Six-Guns, you'll gain experience, gold and guns. Wander around for a few minutes, and you'll be challenged in various ways by a buxom blond who serves as your guide. Six-Guns: Gang Showdown is a wild west shooting game that takes place in an open world.

Six guns review