u/BluffThenReload

¡Hola a todos! Les comparto un vistazo rápido al gameplay de Hell Roulette.

Es un juego de cartas y estrategia multijugador donde el objetivo es salir del inframundo traicionando a tus amigos en la mesa.

Si les copan este tipo de juegos, los invito a sumarse al Playtest abierto que tenemos en Steam y probarlo de primera mano: 💡https://store.steampowered.com/app/4791340/Hell_Roulette/

¡Buenas gente! Les comparto un poco de gameplay de Hell Roulette, un juego indie en el que venimos trabajando.

Para que se den una idea de la vibra: combina la tensión de Buckshot Roulette con el caos de cartas y engaño de Liar's Bar. Es un multijugador pensado para arruinar amistades en Discord y generar momentos graciosísimos entre amigos.

Estamos organizando un Playtest gratis en Steam para probar las mecánicas y nos serviría un montón su feedback para seguir mejorándolo.

🎮 Pueden sumarse al Playtest y agregarlo a su Wishlist acá:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4791340/Hell_Roulette/

¡Cualquier duda o sugerencia los leo en los comentarios!

We've been working on the visual direction for our indie game, Hell Roulette, and wanted to share a screenshot from an in-game round.

We're going for a stylized 3D noir aesthetic, mixing cartoonish mafia characters with a darker Hell-themed environment.

This is one of the current versions of the game's table, characters, lighting and UI. We're still iterating on everything, but we're pretty happy with how the overall scene is coming together.

What do you think of the visual direction?
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4791340/Hell_Roulette

We've been experimenting with a multiplayer game inspired by Buckshot Roulette.

Instead of everyone taking turns with the weapon, only one player controls the gun while everyone else tries to influence the outcome using cards, items, and strategic decisions.

The setting is a group of mafia cats gambling in Hell for a second chance at life.

Do you think shifting the focus from luck to player interaction makes the formula more interesting?

If it caught your attention, consider adding it to your Steam wishlist. It really helps us as an indie team!

We've been prototyping a multiplayer game inspired by Buckshot Roulette, and we'd love some honest design feedback.

The biggest change is that only one player controls the gun during a round. Everyone else tries to influence the outcome through cards, items, bluffing, and strategic decisions rather than directly taking turns with the weapon.

The goal was to move the experience away from pure luck and create more opportunities for player interaction, alliances, and mind games.

The setting is a group of mafia cats gambling in Hell for a second chance at life.

Our main question is**:** if you read this concept without seeing the game, does this mechanic sound more engaging than the traditional Buckshot Roulette loop? Why or why not?

We'd really appreciate any feedback on the core design, what concerns you'd have, or what you'd expect before giving it a try.

If you'd like to see more of the project, here's the Steam page

Thanks for taking the time to help us improve it!

Game Title: Hell Roulette

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4791340/Hell_Roulette/ (free Playtest)

Platform: Steam

Description: We're developers working on a game inspired by Buckshot Roulette. A group of mafia cats finds themselves in Hell, gambling for a chance to return to life.

Unlike Buckshot Roulette, only one player gets to wield the gun. Everyone else must survive by using cards, power-ups, and clever strategies to avoid being killed.

Free to Play Status: Playtest

Involvement: I'm part of the game design team

I'm curious about something from a game art perspective.

How do you feel about mixing cute/cartoonish characters with darker themes like death, Hell, and gambling? Do you think the contrast makes the game more appealing, or does it create a tonal mismatch?

We're experimenting with a style that combines colorful mafia cats with an infernal setting in Hell Roulette, and I'd love to hear what people think about that kind of visual direction. What games do you think have pulled off this contrast successfully?

We're developers working on a game inspired by Buckshot Roulette. A group of mafia cats finds themselves in Hell, gambling for a chance to return to life.

Unlike Buckshot Roulette, only one player gets to wield the gun. Everyone else must survive by using cards, power-ups, and clever strategies to avoid being killed.

What do you think of the concept?

You can check it out on our Steam Page.

We're developing a game where a group of mafia cats find themselves in Hell, gambling for a chance to return to life.

If you enjoy Discord-friendly games and love laughing with friends during a match, we think it might be right up your alley.

It's called Hell Roulette, and you can wishlist it on Steam.

Vi un post de mejores juegos de PS2 y me desperto la nostalgia, me acorde de este juegazo y se me desperto un recuerdo, nunca pude pasas estos minijuegos, siempre me los hacia mi hermano. eran realmente dificiles o era yo muy torpe? jajaja