A Quick Death

A Quick Death is a local multiplayer Western shootout for two players. You face an opponent across seven rounds, relying on timing, reflexes and psychology. The game features over 20 stages and more than a dozen obstacles, hazards and level modifiers.

Aim and accuracy

The Accuracy Gauge represents bullet spread. Waiting lets your aim become more accurate, shown by the cone in front of your character shrinking; firing makes your own aim less accurate and increases the spread of later shots. Your shots also reduce your opponent’s accuracy, and their shots affect yours, so you balance the timing and risk of firing.

Game modes

• Classic: Play a best-of-seven match across pre-selected stage lists of increasing difficulty.
• Endless: Face endless rounds on randomly occurring stages, including stages with increased difficulty and mixed modifiers.
• High Intensity: A tie activates this mode for the following stages, making them faster, more intense and more complex, while also speeding up aim time.

The game also features hand-drawn art, multiple scoring systems and controller support.