Interesting game. There were a few things I didn't understand - the rules made it sound like I was choosing a number every round but it seemed like a number was being chosen for me, and I also saw the opponent's number every round when the rules made it sound like that was hidden information. Lastly, I'm not sure why there was an overall countdown timer - if you are winning, it seems like you can just wait until the timer expires and win, which feels like cheating a little. I really liked the art (it's a cute little room) and the music/sound effects were largely good, although it got very loud towards the end. This last bit is more subjective taste, but I wish it had just let the game be a game - the gun being involved felt like it was trying to grab a bit of Buckshot Roulette-esque horror vibes, but the cute/cozy art and the rules explanation describing it as a "Nigerian street game" felt like that undercut it - presumably they aren't shooting each other on the street over this game in Nigeria! I think it'd be more interesting to have money change hands (maybe you're competing for money each round?) or something else less violent. But again, that's just my subjective taste - if you want it to be more tense/horror, I think you'd need the room's vibes to be less cozy and friendly.