I like a lot and don't like it. I have had some trouble with combat - I am used to FPS and FPRPG games mostly. I changed the type of aiming and that helps. However, I find myself cussing the game sometimes.

I almost quit during the bounty hunter journey, but I am now glad I did not.

Game is interesting, but to buggy and unpolished.

Games story is interesting, but gameplay/ combat sometimes feels clunky, too buggy - environment, combat, quests.
I spend tree hours traveling around map to return the Heathen’s Box as Constance, did some bounties in city, travel more, and nothing. ( I gave up, it feeld annoying.. )

Role-playing with all the available freedom you are given sometimes feels pointless like there is no reason for "that place" that just quest holder. Every location in the game is a separate map with its own boundaries that breaks the entire immersiveness, it couldve been better played around.

The more you processed with quests, the faster you lose that "Ah" what keeps you interested in this game.

I think the worst thing about Weird West is stealth. It is so, so cheesy, you can just knock out almost everyone, including end bosses. It, in turn, makes combat and all tied to it mechanics almost useless. So unless you like self-imposed challanges, you will spend most of your time crouched, knocking out enemies one by one. Which is rather boring way ro play.
I suffered it for two chapters, and then just said - enough is enough and checked the rest of the story on Youtube. And I can say - it okayish. A bit too predictable to be okay, but isn't that bad. At least it doesn't anger me with stupid plot twist.

What I really don't like is price. I bought it at 50% discount and I think it's the top price one should be buying game like this.