Buckshot Roulette lore explained
ByJason ParkerModified Apr 16, 2024 10:00 GMTFollow UsShare0 DiscussFollow UsShare0 Discuss0 DiscussWhat’s your opinion? Buckshot Roulette lore explained Discuss NowWhat is the lore of Buckshot Roulette? (Image via Critical Reflex) $10,000 can be yours if only you can overcome The Dealer (Image via Critical Reflex) Looking for Crossword hints & solutions? Check out latest NYT Mini Crossword Answers, LA Times Crossword Answers, and USA Today Crossword Answers
The story and lore of Buckshot Roulette revolves around a seedy nightclub, where, in a backroom, the player, down on their luck and in need of money, agrees to play a game with an entity known as The Dealer. Success, according to the Waiver you sign before playing reveals that success will net the player $10,000.
TrendingBuckshot Roulette is essentially just a more intense version of Russian Roulette—a shotgun is loaded with several shells—some live, some blanks. The player can turn it on themselves, or aim it at The Dealer. While there is some chaos and randomness to the game, there are ways to use the items at your disposal to have a better chance of surviving this new indie horror game.
After signing the waiver, the player will play three rounds against The Dealer. In the first two rounds, they’ll be resuscitated when they take near-fatal damage. That changes in the third round, when they play for keeps. Failure means the player suffers a fatal gunshot wound, and victory means they win a nice chunk of change.
Could God best The Dealer? The blood stains tell an interesting story (Image via Critical Reflex) However, something very interesting has been uncovered about Buckshot Roulette’s lore. There are two names that you cannot sign on the dotted line: The Dealer (likely to prevent confusion), and God. In the second round, you can briefly see a bloodied “General Release of Liability”, with the name God printed on it.
This could mean several things, and none of them have been officially confirmed. Some suggest that God played the game with the dealer and lost, which explains the bad ending looking like a more violent version of Heaven. Others theorize that God is The Dealer, and the waiver the player sees is The Dealer’s.
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