Buckshot Roulette — Multiplayer Progress Report

Greetings, High Rollers

Been a while since we last spoke with you all, hope you missed us a lot. We know what you guys are all waiting for, and while we don’t have any announcements today, we wanted to let you take a look at the backrooms of our nightclub. Even if it’s still in development.

So without further ado, let us begin.

Would the shell loading machine please show itself for the demonstration?

Wonderful, thank you.

The cat’s been out of the bag for quite a while, but we think it’s about time to officially confirm that BUCKSHOT ROULETTE Multiplayer will allow up to four high rollers to partake in the dance between life and death.

Of course that meant that the old tech had to be replaced with something more suitable for a… bigger crowd. Thankfully, our colleagues at Volta Standard Electronics are the best when it comes to inventing efficient tools for bloody entertainment, so we’ll introduce you to some.

Starting off, of course, with a brand new playing table. Our priority was to make the game of chance as fair to all contestants as possible, so the Volta Engineers prepared a perfectly symmetrical table that would still allow all players to have 8 items at a time. And a rotation mechanism for a shotgun, since you wanted to see it in action so much.

Of course, having more players together at the same table implies that there should be new items tailored around this mechanic specifically. Like this remote, which is [REMOVED: Proprietary information of Volta Standard Electronics].

Or, I guess we can just say that it only makes sense with multiple people at the table for now.

That's enough for now, let's remove all this junk from the playing table and wrap this up.

Note: All safety guarantees void if body parts remain on the table during clearing sequence

Hope you enjoyed our little tour into the multiplayer zone of our nightclub. We’ll be back soon with more info, but for now — keep the bets coming, our dear High Rollers.

But before we go, a quick announcement from the CR Channel Crew:

THRESHOLD, a solo project by Julien Eveillé, is joining the CR Channel Family of deeply discomforting and beautifully unsettling video games. THRESHOLD is a short, dark and atmospheric First Person Exploration game picturing disturbing facts about an untold brutal story. Pick a country, start your shift and try to save the world with the help of your precious bucket, some Air Cans and a bunch of planks.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2580020/THRESHOLD/

Among twice as many players you better be twice as lucky. Good luck. Mike Klubnika, CR Channel & V̶̺̋Ǫ̶͒L̴͉̂T̶̺̈À̸̤ ̴̫̉Ś̴̱ţ̵͗ạ̷̄ñ̶͉d̴̋ͅa̶̩͝r̵̯͛d̴͙̓ ̶̖̎E̵͈͆l̵͍̐e̵̺͠c̴̟̄t̶̜̒r̸̪͠o̶͎͘n̶̰̄ị̵͑ç̷̄s

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