Super Russian Live roulette for NES is Shooting Down Kickstarter Stretch out Goals

When Super Russian Live roulette first appeared in Kickstarter, some gave the idea a quick glance, seen the $20,000 objective and quickly authored it off as one of Kickstarter’ersus many eccentric and consequently doomed projects. As it turns out, nothing could be more incorrect. With a little under a few days remaining in its campaign, Super Russian Live roulette has already more than tripled it’s initial goal and also the money just helps to keep flowing in.

The online game is based around a straightforward concept; three contributors compete against the other person and the game’s larger than life cowboy central figure in a game of Russian roulette. As it ended up, the idea was an award?winning 1. This success caused lone developer?Phil Reitano to consider actually launching the game commercially. If your Kickstarter campaign’s success can be anything to go by, this indicates he made the right judgements. ?Here is Andrew’s outline of Super Russian Roulette:

“Inspired by the best kinds of pub games (ones along with simple rules that become more enjoyable the longer you play), through goofing around, and by our generation’s childlike enthusiasm for that piece of gray plastic, Extremely Russian Roulette (SRR) is a brand new party game for the NES. One unhinged 8-bit cowboy is prepared to call you discolored, call you crazy, mourn your death, or perhaps kick up his shoes or boots for the last time. A single bullet waits within the light gun’s chamber. Anyone, up to two good friends, and The Cowboy alternate passing the pistol, spinning the step (or not!), and drinking to your own loss of life (or not).”

You can find more information on the game’s Kickstarter webpage. The campaign comes to an end on March 23. Check out the campaign online video below.