Rustler Review (Xbox Series S)
This Rustler Review let us become a medieval thug in a crazy open-world action game, full of pop-culture references. Complete insane quests, kill heroes, steal horses, fight guards, rob peasants, listen to some bard music, and much more! All packed in old-school gameplay style!
Rustler Review Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 3.18GB Download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- GTA-style gameplay.
- Persistent tutorial tips pop up.
- 3 difficulties.
- Four save slots.
- Top-down view with 3D models.
- Minimap along with a big map.
- Main quests with optional side quests and jobs.
- Break boxes, crates, etc for weapons, etc to drop.
- Combat is real-time and you can block, roll and attack with melee and ranged.
- Clear mission markers.
- Knights and people of the Crown are in blue and act as the police, they will chase you and be much tougher to fight.
- Own spoken language with us getting subtitles.
- Horses are your vehicles and anything with a horse attached like carts.
- Big boss encounters.
- Good soundtrack.
- Earn EXP and level up to get skill points to put into stats like a tree.
- Plays and feels like a medieval GTA 1/2 game.
- Really good atmosphere.
- Play how you want.
- Saves regularly.
- Map uncovers as you explore.
- Buy houses to unlock new load-out options and have it as a save point and fast travel.
- Tons of humor.
- The excellent opening is short.
- You can plow fields to make money or horse racing etc.
Rustler Review Cons:
- Sometimes getting on a horse can be a pain as it won’t recognize the command.
- The pacing is a bit up and down.
- Traveling the world without a horse is not that fun and very slow.
- Parts of the world can have hardly any action or horses so it feels empty.
- Performance is a bit up and down.
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Rustler:
Developer: Jutsu Games
Publisher: Modus Games
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