Wildwest shootout flash. Graphics are decent, but the screen could be larger. Gameplay is all about shooting. Adding more choices and options would be a smart move. You should take your time with submissions and not just hurry to finish them.

Very nice game

I have to say the visuals and art is nice the concept and idea really played out well here great shootout on this I really like these types of flash games as they tend to take some time, I thought you showed some good effort and the outcome seems to show off that time and energy put in so props to you there, nice job indeed, There are some areas of improvment and it would really make this an all around flash entry so something to think about there.

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Some added bonus rounds and added effects would be nice

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Pretty decent western game, and I find it humorous that is started out with an add to website that can help you make sites, reminds me of the over advertised Squarespace.

I found the shooting to be mostly smooth going, if not a little too easy. When you challenge the guy to a duel, you lose the reward even if you don't honor the duel, which makes no sense, being that you'd bring him in either way. Shooting him in the knee doesn't get any more like it says it will.

This is a pretty good game. Very short but fun to play. Can be very hard during some levels. Four and a half stars due to the first level not letting me take the person alive no matter how many times I shot him in the knee, legs, arms or hand. It always turned out that he died. If you want a short but sweet western shooter then this will certainly fill the void.

I Really Love the Ideas But It Could Use Some More

Ths Shootouts and money collection is a perfect idea but can most certainly be elaborated on in a Shootout sequel. Here are some of my own ideas you can listen to or not. Your choice.
1. Use the money for something besides warning us that the next gang, duo, or criminal will be harder. The first one is $500 and the second one is $10,000 so we know the second guy's harder, big deal. That money could be used to purchase faster and or more powerful guns and stitching equipment to fix up wounds if the player gets injured. There are endless possibilities for the player. You could make the player need food and water for him and his horse and if you don't get the money in time, they both die. The reward money has plenty of secondary uses besides warning us game players of a greater challenge.
2. Extend this game and make bigger surprises. I'm just saying, three criminals that were right in our faces and ready to die. What happened to the option to take them in or kill them. You know the player is just going to shoot them. You need to make some sort of incentive for trying to take the criminal in instead of just walking up to the criminals shooting. The player should also have the option of hunting down his criminals in their hideouts or waiting in the bar for them to show up. This extends the option and adds a less linear way of playing. The bar is a familiar territory for the player with nowhere to hide but many innocent and easy to hit spectators watching. The enemy hideout may have God knows what in their but your the creator of the game so you decide.
3. You could also have special things like cinematic scenes and more weapons and things to have fun with that can be unlocked by going after the big prize bounties.
Overall, if you add a ton of more badguys of varying difficulty, make the money have a purpose, and make the game a lot less linear with choices and different directions of gameplay, it will certainly be a classic. Belive that, it's the truth and it's real.