The game consists of three rounds. At the start of each round, the computer-controlled Dealer loads the shotgun with a certain number of red live shells and grey blanks in a random order. The player then chooses to either shoot the Dealer or themselves.

It’s a document that the Dealer makes all players sign before they participate in his game, essentially absolving him of any legal responsibility if a player dies. Interestingly, it’s hinted that the Dealer once won against God in the game, as evidenced by the bloody document with God’s name in the name box.

As you gain items, you come across a general release of liability form covered in blood, signed by God. While not overtly stated in exposition or clearly, the player can assume that God played the game and lost to the Dealer. This seems to be proven correct if you lose the game, and you are sent to heaven.6 Feb 2024

How to play. You need to win in Russian roulette against the Dealer! Control by mouse or by clicking on the screen When it’s your turn, click on the shotgun and choose where to shoot: at the Dealer or in the air…. And remember: shooting into the air with an empty cartridge misses the Dealer’s turn!Feb 21, 2024

5 Count The Bullets Just as counting cards is a vital skill in any traditional trick-tacking game, counting the bullets is the key to victory in Buckshot Roulette. Even if most of the time the best option is to just shoot the dealer, proper items use relies on knowing what is currently loaded in the rifle.Apr 9, 2024

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The items are: A magnifying glass, which reveals the shell currently loaded in the shotgun. A cigarette pack, which restores one charge (non-functional during round 3’s sudden death). A can of beer, which safely racks the shotgun, ejecting the loaded shell without consequences and effectively skipping a turn.

The Shotgun is a Remington 870 12-gauge pump-action shotgun with an 8-round tube and wooden furniture.