Videogame Review

Dust: A Tale of the Wired West

Reviewed by Ken Neville | Sep 22, 1995
EW's GRADE
C

In what could be called Point and Click at the OK Corral, players of the interactive Western Dust: A Tale of the Wired West explore an animated pioneer town and converse with towns folk to uncover the mysteries of a dead sheriff and a hidden Spanish treasure. But this cyberprairie is chockful of hackneyed stereotypes and cutesy accents, and the story is neither funny nor compelling enough to overcome the routine characterizations and lackluster graphics. C

Originally posted Sep 22, 1995 Published in issue #293 Sep 22, 1995 Order article reprints

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