Levels
The game consists of five levels. In each level, the difficulty goes up a notch:
- Level 2 introduces outlaws on horseback
- Level 3 introduces outlaws planting sticks of dynamite
- Level 4 features outlaws hiding behind windows
After each level there is a bonus duel, featuring the sheriff and an outlaw, requiring a fast reaction time from the player. In level 1 through 4, an undertaker from "Rig+ Mortis Undertakers" collects any bodies lying around during the game.
Level 5 takes place in a different setting. The stage is set in a field surrounding a central cave opening, from which outlaws may appear. After surviving level 5, the game returns to level 1.
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