High Noon Revolver

I am not sure what to say about this one folks. I liked the game from start to finish... in under an hour. Games like this one that have a large selection of guns and perks, (roguelikes), Live and die on the feeling of just-one-more-try-ness that they provide, and i was already getting that special feeling when all of a sudden the game credits rolled in victory. maybe i got lucky, and others will have a longer experience. It is strange to think that if i had only died on that last boss instead of killing it i would have left with a far more positive view on the game not knowing how many runs i might expect to have. bottom line, it was too short for me.

Just about 30 minutes in and already having a great time. The game is obviously inspired by Capcom's "SonSon"[en.wikipedia.org] and plays like a manic version of that game. Similarities: controls make your character move left, right, jump, and drop, and firing can only be done forwards or backwards, stationary or during movement. There are three planes along which you can travel, and enemies may come either along those lanes (from either side) or may fly independent of them. Notable additions include a number of unlockable characters that feel like (and, in one case, literally is) Nuclear Throne characters, different strengths/weaknesses, different guns, and a different active/passive unique ability. There is a cumulative score based unlock system, which means even if you aren't good, you'll start getting new characters quickly. Finally, coins collected in game allow you to unlock ite

Amazing game! The platforming is fast and responsive and the pixel art is beautiful. Some might say the game is short, well that would depend on how good you are at these games, if a "pro" (Hate that word cause unless ofc you play for a team and earn money I would not use that word to describe anyone) you will probably have an easy time playing this game. But if you are casual there is a "learning curve" not a major one, but the usual when it comes to bullet hell games. Would i recommend this game? Absolutly! It is a fun little game.

High Noon Revolver is a fast paced, fun and at times (like ambushes or bosses) tense @D sidescroller with rogue lite elements, like purchasing items with varying effects and a cast of characters with unique fire types and special abilities. The game is really enjoyable and the constantly scrolling levels force you to quickly kill and grab what you can before the next ambush or boss. Kinda short tho and some builds (fara with homing, damage+grav and poison will destroy some bosses in seconds) are very OP. Although even after finishing i still want to try the other characters and item combos. And for those who like to beat their highshcore there is that aspect. I recommend the game and feel it fits the price glitches and a thing: at the end credits I pressed b and it left the screen empty (character was gone). Pressing x still fired the weapon but I couldn't move. Shot Zeros lightning bal

This is a fun action packed indie game that has a lot of replayability and fun roguelike elements. The game features a ton of playable characters, each feeling different and unique from one another! The game itself is a sidescrolling bullet hell platformer that is actually quite addicting. The gameplay is somewhat smooth and it leaves you wanting to always just play one more round. The graphics are visually good and all fit together nicely. I know that with the constant updates and support from the devs the game will only become more fun as it is more polished. I would highly reccommend buying this game when it is on sale, it scratches my itch for a new gungeon or binding of isaac type game. Thanks for updating the game!

High Noon Revolver is a 2D auto-side scroller developed by Spaceboy and inspired by games like Metal Slug and Capcom’s SonSon, in which you pick a character that sports a unique gun and ability, and progress through several semi-randomized levels in an arcade fashion. There’s a total of 7 characters, with the possibility of 2 player local Co-Op play. The game is difficult, very much so, but it’s fair in its design. High Noon Revolver grabs ideas from roguelikes to present a different run everytime you start a new game. Defeating enemies nets you coins which you can spend when completing miniboss areas. Coins can be exchanged by items with several effects that can augment your playstyle and turn your run into a slaughter fest, or make it more difficult, but with higher rewards. The roster of characters you have gets unlocked as you play, and each is unique, and accommodate many differen