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About This Game

The rules of the frontier are simple: notice first, slap first, shoot last.

Cards flip one by one onto the table. The moment one color's cards add up to the target sum, slap your reaction key — but watch yourself: the screen won't tell you when it happens. Noticing it IS the game.

Everyone's reaction time is revealed down to the millisecond, slowest to fastest, while the whole table sweats. Then the fastest gun — and only the fastest gun — draws, looks the table over, and picks exactly who gets shot. Grudges guaranteed.

Features

• ⚡ Millisecond duels — input timestamps, not frame polling. Your 12ms edge is real.

• 🃏 Card-counting under pressure — four colors, one target sum, zero on-screen help.

• 🔫 The winner chooses — reaction times go public, THEN the fastest picks a target. Betrayal is the meta.

• 🤠 2–8 cowboys at one table — jellybean gunslingers with hats, ponchos, and terrible decision-making.

• 🎉 Party fouls — slap too early and the whole table drags you to the center and stomps you flat.

• 🛋️ One-keyboard local multiplayer — up to 8 players on one keyboard, or play with distant friends via Steam Remote Play Together.

• 🛰️ Online duels with friends — invite straight through Steam, one seat per player, up to 8. Every client is judged against the timing on its own screen, so a fat pipe doesn't win you the draw.

• 🌵 A living frontier town — procedurally dressed desert, broken wagons, tumbleweeds, and one very unlucky signpost.

• 🌐 Playable in 12 languages — English, 한국어, 日本語, 简体中文, 繁體中文, Español, Português (BR), Français, Deutsch, Русский, Türkçe, Polski.

• 🎲 Special rounds move the number — the target sum shifts without warning. Your muscle memory becomes the trap.

• 💥 TRIPLE DRAW — when three or more cowboys tie to the millisecond, all of them go for iron at once.

• 🤖 Bots that don't wait for you — fill the empty chairs, or take the table on alone.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

AI tools were used during development to assist with writing the game's code and text content (including UI text, English/Korean localization, and store page text). All AI-assisted content was created under direct developer supervision and reviewed by the developer. No content is generated by AI at runtime.