not to flex but, I'm fast  "0.298"

I was very impressed with this, well done on keeping the scope small and executing excellently. the only feedback I can give is some of the effects layer show outside the game screen this can be easily tidied by chucking on an overlay border.

Beautiful unforgiving game, reflecting the theme well with the duels in the west.
I especially appreciate the animations you've put in place, the extra audio in the background and the added difficulty of enemies in each round.

Congratulations!

I can't believe I didn't think of a western shootout game, that's an amazing idea for this task! And the execution is wonderful, I really adore the simplistic visual style. The audio cue is very clear and the game ramps up in difficulty pretty well (I got to round 10 in my first try, I don't know how good that is though) And I just want to say, at first I thought I could just fire when the clock shows noon, so I was pleasantly surprised when you subverted my expectations. Really great job!

Damn i missed the opportunity to make a western game ! Love the idea and the visuals are simple but fit perfectly. Smart and simple, i loved it !

What an amazing idea! Loved how each round you started throwing in different audio distractions! Simple but very effective game! 

Simple, but well executed - theme fit well, and the aesthetic pulled it all together. Made it to round 9 before that cheeky guy got me on midnight chiming a quarter clockface early ;)

Mechanically, I wish there there were some additional layers beyond just “hear bell, click”. Though having variations in ambient sounds and messing with how soon or not it happens is in line with what I’d think of too, so not sure I have any better ideas for ya.

This was great!  Simple idea, excellent execution.  You had just the right amount of tutorial, too.

Great concept and well executed. This was fun.

I know it's an audio round, but the graphics are really nice, too. Simple to understand and play. I love that the clock is just a distraction, but it really helps onboard players. One nit: I'd press space to advance after each round, and then instinctively hit space when the "Round 4" type of window appeared, and I'd end up shooting into the ground (I think?) So it might be better to require the player to click space to start the clock going. Also, some old timey music could be fun to experiment with to up the atmosphere. Nice work!

The bell audio cue instantly ramps up the tension and the race to draw before the opponent is really fun. My reaction time was usually around 0.28 and I managed to get pretty far and glad to see the changing backgrounds keeping the experience fresh. The aesthetic is really cool and while the clock element adds an interesting layer, I found myself relying more on the audio cue rather than actually checking the time. Perhaps a specific draw time on the clock which is at different times in each round would encourage both timekeeping and reaction

Pleasently surprised by this one! The art style is super polished and it sounds really nice. It gets a little repetetive after a while, but still enjoyable. A leaderboard would have been cool (this tool makes it insanely easy with unity) but all in all I enjoyed it quite a bit. Nicely done.