While Red Dead Redemption 2 is widely recognized as a modern classic, the problems with its multiplayer offering are also well documented. Players took issue with Red Dead Online’s lack of support compared to GTA Online, which has been treated like a golden goose by Rockstar Games. Additionally, Red Dead Online suffered from hacking issues and a lackluster economy where players had to work hard to obtain cash through gameplay, yet left them with little to spend it on once they actually amassed said money.
With Red Dead Online not having the staying power to be the definitive multiplayer cowboy game, games like The Legend of California have room to really make an impact. What Legend of California has going for it is the pedigree behind it, as Jeff Kaplan is a part of Kintsugiyama, the company developing the game. Kaplan’s experience with Overwatch practically guarantees that Legend of California’s FPS mechanics will be satisfying to engage with, and its PvP should be similarly enjoyable. Plus, with experience on World of Warcraft under Kaplan’s belt, everything in between the first-person shooting and fights with other players will likely turn out to be similarly enjoyable.
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