Russian Roulette

Introduction 

Normally, developers make two types of games: multiplayer online or single player offline. With Russian Roulette from a rather young company called Chuma Apps, it is hard to classify. Although it is an offline project, there is no point in playing it alone. Can you guess why?

Rules

As we've already mentioned, Russian roulette is a potentially lethal game of chance in which at least 2 players in turn place a single round in a revolver, spin the cylinder, place the muzzle against their head, and pull the trigger. In our case, the revolver is a six shooter Smith & Wesson Model 29 that you can load with 1-5 bullets. We recommend starting with just one. Doesn't it sound crazy?

GamePlay

Got both a gambling and risk-taking itch you need to scratch at the same time? Then you must be one of those lunatics still playing the original version of the Russian Roulette. If you simply want to have fun at a cozy party with friends, you can use a virtual gun and earn points for each successful attempt to not shoot yourself. You get to pick a new weapon then: SuperRed Hawk Alaskan, Colt New Army & Navy, etc. All of them look and sound pretty realistic.

Bottom Line 

Russian Roulette is basically a simulator of different types of shot guns used to play this popular game of the past. Every time you lose you learn a historic fact, a nice bonus for a virtually dead person.