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Buckshot Roulette

Mike Klubnika · Dec 28, 2023

PC · Series X|S

Rating pending

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Play Russian roulette with a 12-gauge shotgun. Two enter. One leaves. Roll the dice with your life. Good luck!

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PC

Critic 8.3 (8 critics) · Gamer 9.6

8.5

Xbox Series X|S

Critic 8.3 (1 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • Gaming Trend

    Corvo Rohwer · Apr 22, 2024

    8.0
    Providing a short but semi-sweet experience, Buckshot Roulette ups the stakes and the fire power of Russian roulette. While the opportunities for deeper strategies often become muddled by the core mechanic of luck, there are still some worthwhile white-knuckled moments that will test your mettle.
  • VGChartz

    Paul Broussard · Apr 18, 2024

    7.0
    Ultimately, Buckshot Roulette is a fun little distraction that the former stats teacher in me wishes had been fleshed out just a touch more. There’s enough content here to entertain for an hour or so, and while it won’t be the best hour of gameplay you experience this year, it’ll probably be one of the more memorable. Give it a try, and support the developer (Mike Klubnika), so that he can make a sequel where you play Poker against a horrifically toothy version of Clifford the Big Red Dog.
  • Game Reactor

    Magnus Groth-Andersen · Apr 12, 2024

    8.0
    I wish there was just 10% more though, just a little extra dimension that could give the game a little more depth, but at the same time it's pretty clear that Buckshot Roulette is exactly what the creator wanted, and that's something to admire. Eventually, there will also be multiplayer, which is absolutely brilliant, but until then, it's still highly recommended.
  • WellPlayed

    Ash Wayling · Apr 05, 2024

    9.5
    Buckshot Roulette is an oddly addicting beast. What starts as a series of frustrating dice rolls quickly progresses into a gripping, sinister experience that commands you to keep at it and master its dark payload. It quickly became a game I wanted to run in a window alongside other things, an interstitial challenge I can summon at will. The horrifying maw of the Dealer loomed in the darkness, and I was hungry to keep finding creative ways to force feed him buckshot.

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