Steampunk and Western seem like a genre that would meld nicely together. One could say they would even cooperate. But if Wild Wild West taught us anything, it's not to judge a book by its cover. We climb the ledge and jump face first into Damnation in our co-op review.

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Wow, it doesn't even seem to be worth a rental!

Not even worth the lighter fluid to set it ablaze!

The game had so much potential, but it really felt like everything fell short. The amount of glitches was really shocking, though; I got caught in a wall twice within an hour. At least during the driving sections, the glitches worked in your favor, letting you drive up nearly vertical walls at laughably slow speeds.

The developing team has my condolences, though. They were on the right track with this game's premise, and I wish them all luck.

I think I may be the only person on the planet that actually liked this game. I didn't love it mind you, but I enjoyed my single play through.

I admit most of the voice acting wasn't great, but I felt that the propaganda speakers did a nice job of letting you know that the main villain is completely insane. Especially the implications involving the retirement home/meat factory.

hedgehogaj, you're not the only one. I played the PC/Steam version, so not sure if that makes a difference but I didn't have a problem with glitches. Was it a AAA title? No, obviously not. But I had a lot of fun playing the game.