It’s tastefully done, and you know you’re not in Kansas anymore without needing to be overwhelmed by alienness. The scene is capped off by a pair of moons in the top right corner and a brutalist structure in the distance. Like the series, it uses a futuristic Wild West theme that manages to be both old and new school at the same time.įirst impressions are pleasing, with a suitably dusty old town on the frontier as the game’s setting.

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That brief interlude brings us to today’s review of Big Bounty Bill from Kalamba Games. The studio caved in to a certain degree by releasing a movie which tied up all the loose ends. Despite being canned after just one season, or because of it, the series spawned a cult following who demanded to see more. It placed the Wild West in outer space, and followed a small-time smuggler called Mal Reynolds and his ragtag crew as they tried to save the galaxy. Big Bounty Bill (Kalamba Games): Overviewīack in 2002 a series from Joss Whedon called Firefly graced the small screen.

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