History YMMV / TheTownWithNoName

* EnsembleDarkHorse: [[https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/479/226/5c3.png Mr. Diablo]]/[[{{WebVideo/Retsupurae}} Retard Abraham Lincoln]]/[[{{WebVideo/Vinesauce}} Vampire Abraham Lincoln]], the undertaker who slides across the screen accompanied by a short organ rendition of the funeral march whenever you kill one of the game's bosses, with the exceptions of Zippy Zeke and Crafty Clint, is often considered by many to be the funniest moment in the entire game due to his uncanny resemblance to UsefulNotes/AbrahamLincoln, disturbing facial expression, and his unexpected presence in a game already filled with bizarre occurrences.

* SoBadItsGood: For a game trying to parody the Western genre and have comedic elements in it, it fails so hard that it somehow warps back to being hysterical.

** The cutscene where the man with the cigarette asks a Creator/LeeVanCleef expy if he can give him the time. The latter looks at his poorly drawn stopwatch with a creepy real-life photo of a girl for about 20 seconds while loud organ music plays before just saying "no".

* EnjoyTheStorySkipTheGame: As [[SoBadItsGood hilariously bad]] as the cutscenes are, you're definitely better off watching them [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeV18bZGMqc online]] than trying to endure this game's simultaneously monotonous and frustrating gameplay.

* ThatOneBoss: Wildcard [=McVee=] for being the cheapest boss in the game. Just finding him is a pain in the first place, as he only appears when you choose to play cards in the saloon after defeating Crafty Clint; your opponent is the Bartender if you play the card game any other time. Beat him and he challenges you to a duel outside. However, he's actually lying and will instead shoot you dead without warning unless you immediately gun him down ''before'' he finishes making his offer for a duel. [[TrialAndErrorGameplay There's no way to know this in advance either.]]

* FanNickname: Retard UsefulNotes/AbrahamLincoln[[labelnote:Note]]Coined by WebVideo/{{Retsupurae}}.[[/labelnote]] and Vampire Abraham Lincoln[[labelnote:Note]]Coined by [[{{WebVideo/Vinesauce}} Joel]] during his FMV Friday playthrough of the game.[[/labelnote]] for [[https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/479/226/5c3.png Mr. Diablo]].

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Has an awful lot of gore for a game that was labeled as "all ages". Also a prostitute scene; not explicitly shown, but there are no allusions as to what's going on.

* MemeticMutation

** "Do you have the right time, old man?" ''17 second of OminousPipeOrgan'' "No." [[labelnote:Explanation]]A scene involving two characters resembling Creator/ClintEastwood and Creator/LeeVanCleef doing a ShoutOut to ''Film/ForAFewDollarsMore'' has been widely memed thanks to how much of a BigLippedAlligatorMoment it is.[[/labelnote]]

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Has an awful lot of gore for a game that was labeled as "all ages". Also a prostitute scene; not explicitly shown, but there are no illusions as to what's going on.

* ObviousBeta: On a purely technical level, the graphics are obviously unfinished in several places, and the voice samples often cut off prematurely on the CDTV version (though they generally play fine on the PC version). A look through the game's files also indicates that it was originally meant to be more of a full-on adventure game, rather than the BossGame that it effectively ended up as. Even then, one of Evil Eb's gang members, Immortal Isaac, never actually appears in-game, and only Wildcard McVee has any sort of puzzle associated with him.

* ObviousBeta: On a purely technical level, the graphics are obviously unfinished in several places, and the voice samples often cut off prematurely on the CDTV version (though they generally play fine on the PC version). A look through the game's files also indicates that it was originally meant to be more of a full-on adventure game, rather than the BossGame that it effectively ended up as. Even then, one of Evil Eb's gang members, Immortal Isaac, never actually appears in-game, and only Wildcard McVee has any sort of puzzle associated with him, while the rest are encountered by simply entering and exiting a building.

* ObviousBeta: On a purely technical level, the graphics are obviously unfinished in several places, and the voice samples often cut off prematurely on the CDTV version (though they generally play fine on the PC version). A look through the game's files also indicates that it was originally meant to be more of a full-on adventure game, rather than the BossGame that it effectively ended up as.

* BileFascination: The game attracts a lot of people wanting to see the DerangedAnimation, the {{Jerkass}} tendencies of The Man With No Name, and the generally bizarre things that happen.

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: Certainly has that feeling with random surreal elements such as the priest that floats to heaven or the train that goes to space in one of the endings.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: As hilariously bad as this game is, some of its music is very catchy, such as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tu6W6UlvRXc the CDTV version's main theme]] (a remix of the theme from ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'').

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: As hilariously bad as this game is, some of its music is very catchy, such as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tu6W6UlvRXc the main theme]] (a remix of the theme from ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'').

** "Do you have the right time, old man?" ''17 second of OminousPipeOrgan'' "No." [[labelnote:Explanation]]A scene involving two characters resembling Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef doing a ShoutOut to ''Film/ForAFewDollarsMore'' has been widely memed thanks to how much of a BigLippedAlligatorMoment it is.[[/labelnote]]

** The cutscene where the Creator/ClintEastwood expy asks the Creator/LeeVanCleef expy if he can give him the time. The latter looks at his poorly drawn stopwatch with a creepy real-life photo of a girl for about 20 seconds while loud organ music plays before just saying "no".

* BileFascination: The game attracts a lot of people wanting to see the DerangedAnimation, the {{Jerkass}} tendencies of the The Man With No Name, and the generally bizarre things that happen.

* DesignatedHero: The Man With No Name barely does anything that can be considered heroic. Most of time, he just dicks around doing nothing and doesn't even look for his sister, which is supposedly the reason why he is in The Town With No Name in the first place. He is a jackass to everyone he meets in the game and he even has the option to ''[[TooDumbToLive attempt to kill the Clint Eastwood expy]]''. When you get the alternate ending, he shoots a child just for [[{{Film/Shane}} getting his name wrong]].

* EnsembleDarkHorse: [[https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/479/226/5c3.png Mr. Diablo]]/[[{{WebVideo/Retsupurae}} Retard Abraham Lincoln]]/[[{{WebVideo/Vinesauce}} Vampire Abraham Lincoln]], the undertaker who slides across the screen accompanied by a short organ rendition of the funeral march whenever you kill one of the game's bosses, with the exceptions of Zippy Zeke and Crafty Clint, is often considered by many to be the funniest moment in the entire game due to his uncanny resemblance to UsefulNotes/AbrahamLincoln, [[UncannyValley disturbing facial expression]], and his unexpected presence in a game already filled with bizarre occurrences.

* UncannyValley: Some of the Man With No Name's (and everyone else's) facial expressions are unsettling.