- February 21, 2014
- Hosted Games
- 11h median play time
Tin Star
Platforms
About
"Tin Star" is a Western-themed action-adventure game where you play as a U.S. marshal in the Old West. Navigate through encounters with outlaws, romantic interests, and Native Americans while dealing with harsh weather conditions. Uncover a conspiracy that spans from San Francisco to New York City, building your legacy as a legendary lawman.

- Engaging and immersive story with a realistic Western setting that allows for meaningful choices.
- High replayability due to the variety of character customization options and branching storylines.
- Well-written characters and dialogue that enhance the overall experience.
- Some players may find the lack of graphics and sound effects detracts from the experience.
- The ending can feel rushed and may leave some plot points unresolved.
- Occasional grammatical errors and typos that can disrupt the reading flow.
story
158 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a well-crafted, immersive western narrative that emphasizes player choice, allowing for a range of moral paths and character development. Reviewers appreciate its depth, memorable characters, and the significant impact of decisions on the storyline, making each playthrough feel unique. While some noted pacing issues and occasional typos, the overall consensus is that it offers a rich, engaging experience for fans of interactive storytelling.
“The western setting is extremely convincingly described, the story is fantastic and really long, the characters are all very memorable and the paths you can take are different and exciting.”
“The story is remarkably multi-faceted.”
“This is definitely the best western genre anything (game/movie/book) I have ever experienced - it's exciting, complex (both in plot and regarding the choices you make), and well written.”
“My story was cut short many times despite playing to my character’s strengths, and as such, I did not have a good time, to the point that this is probably the first game like it that I just couldn’t bring myself to finish.”
“Uneven presentation of choices and mediocre writing further dilute the experience, and you stop feeling motivated to be part of the story.”
“You'd think the decision would impact the story by a lot, but all you get is a single paragraph, with extras down the line.”