Dead Man's Clock

The clock is ticking. Every bullet buys you time. Dead Man's Clock is a fast-paced 2D pixel-art western shooter where time is your most valuable resource. You have 30 seconds left. Trapped inside a saloon and surrounded by enemies, your only way to keep the clock running is to fight. Every outlaw you take down earns you points and precious seconds, pushing the inevitable just a little further away. But survival comes at a price. Your revolver holds six rounds, and reloading costs time. Every bullet you put back into the cylinder takes another fraction of your remaining life. Shoot too recklessly and you'll waste ammunition. Reload too often and you may kill yourself without anyone pulling the trigger. The countdown never stops. Kill enemies to earn extra seconds, build your score, and keep fighting for as long as you can. As the saloon fills with increasingly dangerous threats, every decision becomes a trade between time, ammunition, positioning, and survival. Your revolver is powerful, but its cylinder is small. Manage your six shots carefully, choose when to reload, and make every bullet worth the time it costs to replace. A LAST STAND IN THE OLD WEST Once an outlaw, you thought you'd left that life behind. You were wrong. Now you're trapped in a saloon with armed men closing in and the law on its way. There is no heroic escape waiting outside. No miracle at the end of the countdown. The clock will eventually reach zero. The only question is: How much hell can you raise before it does? FEATURES - Fast-paced 2D side-scrolling gunplay - A countdown that acts as both timer and resource - Kills add precious seconds to your remaining time - Reloading consumes time, turning ammunition management into a risk/reward decision - Multiple enemy types that force you to adapt on the fly - Score-chasing gameplay built around surviving longer and playing better - Stylish pixel-art western presentation - A compact, replayable last stand inspired by classic arcade action and spaghetti westerns You can't beat the clock. But you can make every second count.