Luckslinger Windows, Mac, Linux game

Luckslinger is a hip-hop infused spaghetti western action platformer where luck affects the world around you. In Luckslinger, luck is a collectable resource that can make the player lucky or unlucky, which affects the game world and gameplay.

For example, when the player is lucky enough, enemy bullets can be deflected, or your trusty duck companion will grab some health for you. However, when you’re unlucky, bridges might collapse or rocks might fall on your head.

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We made a demo build especially for you!

• WINDOWS (64-bit)[duckbridge.nl]
• WINDOWS (32-bit)[duckbridge.nl]
• MAC[duckbridge.nl]
• LINUX[duckbridge.nl]

Some Features:

• Levels with different themes, unique elements and diverse bosses
• Music to pleasure your eardrums that fits the hip hoppy western atmosphere of the game
• Shooting & reload mechanic that will keep you on your toes
• Intense gun and throwing knife gameplay
• Collect gold to unlock different endings
• Special items that give the combat more flavor
• Gambling!
• one-on-one pistol quick-draw duels
• bonus hip-hop tracks by various artists
• A duck companion, which might help you in your time of need!
• Test your poker skills against some of the townsfolk
• Risk blowing your head off in game (friendly) game of Russian roulette
• Converse with the nice townsfolk of Clovercreek

Luckslinger won’t be easy, the levels will vary in difficulty and so will the bosses. You need to take your time to reload and should pick the right moment to do so. Because the controls are pretty tight you can easily control Luckslinger while jumping, shooting, rolling, reloading, knife throwing or using special items. Underneath are some elements the player will need to know and eventually master.

Luck: Luck is an interesting mechanic, the amount of luck essence the player has influences the game-world around him and this also affects the gameplay. For example, when a player has a lot of luck he can assume that lucky events will occur and thus play more reckless. But when having little luck essence, the player should play more cautious.

Example: When the player is lucky and he accidentally falls into a pit, a mole could save him. However if he isn’t lucky enough, no mole. So the luck mechanic works both implicit and explicit.

Luck Activation: Luck can be activated and will render you lucky for a short amount of time. Even though this is really great and can help you out in tricky situations, it will consume half of your current luck essence.

Kickback: The guns in Luckslinger kick back when fired, this means that simply spamming the trigger at enemies won’t work. This adds a tactical element to the gunplay and builds in risk-reward gameplay.

Example: Stand closer to the danger and fire away to ensure a quick kill or keep your distance and fire well timed shots.

Reload: Guns have to be manually reloaded; it takes time and strategy to figure out go moments to reload.

Throwing Knife: Luckslinger carries a knife with him at all times that he can use to stylishly kill his enemies and do some extra damage. It’s also thrown with an arc, and the longer it’s charged the further you throw.

Duck sidekick: Your trustworthy and loyal sidekick, sometimes he likes to help you and sometimes he doesn’t. However, he is always happy to retrieve your knife for you after you’ve thrown it away!

Action roll: You can either use rolling to move faster or to be a total badass and dodge projectiles.

Luckslinger is about a man with only a nickname, and a little town called Clovercreek. The town's Luckcharms have been stolen by a different kinds of outlaws, and its up to you to bring them back. Will you help Clovercreek for justice or for personal gain?