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Three doors. A gun or a bag of gold. One second to tell which.
West Bank Reloaded is a fast, funny western shooting gallery in the spirit of the three-door bank shooters of the 1980s (Bank Panic, West Bank). A door opens: if he draws, shoot first; if he holds out gold, hold your fire. Sixteen voiced levels lead from a frontier bank to a bank in hell, with four shops, five guns and counted cartridges.
Fact sheet
| Developer and publisher | Silenos Works – a one-person studio from the Czech Republic |
| Genre | Arcade shooting gallery, western, dark comedy |
| Platform | Windows (Steam) |
| Demo | Early 2027, free: Dry Gulch, four levels |
| Release | 2027 |
| Languages | English voices and text |
| Players | 1 |
| Length | About an hour for a clean run; three difficulties |
| Steam | store page opening soon |
The longer description
You took the job nobody keeps: banker in Dry Gulch, where bandits call daily and the last three bankers did not last the week. Three doors face you. Behind any of them may be a man going for his gun, or a customer with a pouch of gold – and you have about a second to tell which.
West Bank Reloaded takes the three-door bank shooter of 1984–85 and gives it everything those machines could not: more than fifty animated characters who each draw, flinch and fall their own way; four talking characters who brief you before every level; four shops with four very different shopkeepers; five guns that each take their own counted, paid-for cartridges; armour that shows on your portrait; night shifts; and a story that runs from a dusty frontier bank through the county town and the head office to the Bank of the Pit, where everyone you shot comes back to make a withdrawal.
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