Loved the horses, and their mechanics. Loved the game play. Loved the shooting and the guns. Loved the fact that Marston has really got his balls in a vice if, you know, he actually wants to save his family. He can threaten and push, but he needs help and can't do too much about that.

I've played that game through twice, roaming all over the map, doing all the side missions. I love the game.

Oh, if your horse dies, click on a horse deed, the game will auto-save, and you can whistle for a new horse. Oh, and I think it would ruin the atmosphere of the game if they labeled the horses in game... it's pretty easy to visually determine what kind of horse it is if you read the deeds and look for a bony, chunky, or muscular horse. Oh, and it's a horse, in a cowboy game. What kind of crazy thing did you want them to be able to do? Also, the jump button works for those low obstacles pretty well.

I also can't say that I ever failed a mission for bumping into a person before. That's a strange one.

The beauty of games, especially solid games, is that one person can love them and another can find out that is just isn't their thing. Cheers.