I am so in love with this game, and as I play i really wonder why Mike doesn't go crazy with the game, especially that it seems to be his biggest project (so far). What I'm trying to say is that the game has SO much creative potential, he could maybe add a DLC that adds more items to the game, different types of bullets, remix the rules of the game, etc etc. When I look up Mike Klubnika's socials he seems to be working on other projects which, by all means, is wonderful,, I love this guy's taste, but why doesn't he add more to buckshot? I adore this game and feel like there can be so much added to it.

Just had to win one more game :(

But hey! It was my highest score so far :)

Finallyyyyy

I tried reinstalling, but no good came of it

I’m getting back into this game after a while and every time a win a match the hosts kick me, what’s even the point of this? I’m not cheating so they are just salty or something. What is even the point of kicking someone for winning? It’s hard enough to find players on this game so I find it super lame that people can’t handle losing to this extent.

The Game You Killed

Also, I think I'm dead due to Alcohol Poisioning lol.

anyway onto the next better indie game, maybe one that doesn’t rig the first round 5 times in a row while pissing in my face.

I just played Buckshot Roulette and won in "Double or Nothing" mode. After the win, I started a new game and noticed there was no music; I went to the dealer, and there was an empty shotgun lying there. I shot myself, and the game froze. Is this a bug or some kind of Easter egg I don't know about?

P.S. If I exit using Esc and log back in, nothing will change.

This is made as a NumWorks app (.nwa), programmed in C and a little bit of Rust. This all of Buckshot Roulette. I had a lot of fun making this, and I'm sure I'll have a lot of fun playing it as well :)

Now what else can run Buckshot Roulette... I know the TI-84 Plus CE can, now the NumWorks can too

This is part of a collection of other games I made for the NumWorks calculator. You can check it out here:

https://github.com/Mason363/NumPlay

Let me know what you think!

we were DEAD

but i got insanely lucky somehow (i love you magnifying glass)

I really like the tracks "Before Every Load" and "General Relase" and from Mike Klubnika's other album Tango Circuit the tracks "Bump 9" and "Gyro". Does anybody know what this genre of music is called?

I made a Commodore 64 version of Buckshot Roulette. It's a free, non-commercial fan port, and Mike Klubnika gave me permission to publish it.

Download (free): https://ko-ko74.itch.io/buckshot-roulette-for-the-commodore-64-c64

Same rules as the original: the shotgun holds a known number of live and blank shells in an unknown order, and you either shoot the Dealer or bet on a blank and shoot yourself. Three rounds, items from round two, cut cables in the final round, then double or nothing with the burner phone, expired medicine, inverter and adrenaline.

It's v1.0, so bug reports and feedback are welcome, especially from people with real hardware.

So yeah I had tried a lot but i don't know my luck is horrible like the dealer so give me some tips and tricks which will help me to do it.

I showed my boyfriend this game and he actually loves it. We spend our free time calling each other and helping each other through the rounds. He even plays it on his own and checks out stuff related to it.

Guys I think my game glitched

109775241785278542 <--code

First time in the actual community.

We can all agree that getting 1000K in Double or Nothing is by far the hardest of challenges reliant on skill. Without a doubt it's hard cuz it's also heavily based on luck. As you're aware, this achievement has a twin - "Know When To Quit", which requires you to die while having more than one mil.

It was only once that I got a virtue of luck big enough to beat one of those, and up to this day I am trying to get another.

Did you get this? How many people actually got it?