Straight Shooter

Set bottles, cans, and tins on a fence rail. Walk back ten paces. Shoot. Then walk back further. Straight Shooter is old-school target practice on a Montana ranch, in a chunky retro pixel-art style. No wind meters, no bullet drop charts, no loadout menus — just you, a rifle, and a fence line of glass and tin waiting to be knocked off. HOW IT PLAYS • Drag to aim — your hands sway like real hands do • Hold STEADY to settle your breath, but don't hold it too long • Start close at 10 paces, then earn your way back to 25 and 50 • Every distance makes the targets smaller and the sway meaner THREE GUNS TO MASTER • Scoped sniper rifle — magnified glass makes long shots manageable • Lever-action — iron sights only; same fence, much harder • Revolver — short barrel, big sway, pure bragging rights Each gun replays the full distance ladder. Clear 50 paces to unlock the next one, and prove you can do it all again the hard way. SATISFYING TO THE LAST BOTTLE Glass shatters, cans go flying, tins ring out. Streak bonuses reward clean shooting, and a perfect round pays extra. Quiet prairie wind and birdsong between shots — the calm is part of the game. No ads. No accounts. No internet required. No data collected. Just practice.