Six-Gun

Six-Gun is noticeably highlighted against the backdrop of budget indie chorrors from the first person. First, the action unfolds at the Wild West. Secondly, the game cartoon graphics with saturated colors. Third, the main character from the very beginning is not defenseless before monsters.

Six-Gun events occur in 1886. Unnamed and silent protagonist comes to herself inside the mine. With me, the cowboy has a faithful revolver with 6 cartridges in the drum. Waking up the character goes looking for a way out. He knows how to walk, squat interact with objects (for example, open the doors, switch levers and twist the valves) and shoot.

A distinctive feature of this representative of the genre Survival Horror is the complete absence of ammunition on the map. The hero has only six bullets, and their amount cannot be filled. Other guns here too. Monsters hunt the tunnels behind the shooter. The creatures are pretty strong. To fill one such might may be required two or three shots. So the gun here performs the role of the instrument rather, and not weapons. With it, you can undermine the explosive barrel or destroy the carrier beam on the ceiling. The game in every way pushes to think tactically and apply the elements of the environment against enemies. It is impossible to persist here, but the title can be passed in half an hour or an hour.