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I like the ending and the story, even though getting there was brutal.

Pretty cool. An improvement would be to change the host's responses based on the succeeding rounds' answers picked, because it looks like he says the same thing each time for any answer to the "moral" questions. 

It would be pretty good for immersion and replayability if that change were added.

Leaderboard is a nice touch. I wonder if it's possible to get a score higher than 50K and 39.

Same. What do they mean!?

How come for the pills mode, sometimes the "extra charge" cigarettes don't work? Sometimes, the charge increases without the beep sound. And most of the time, there's no increase and no beep. Is it a bug? 

Maybe a readme.txt could be helpful with the downloads with version history included. Thanks.

Finally got a 70K run 😂🎉

Yeah, what you said are really good ideas. 

I'd also want to get to know more of the world, as you said. Like a different  game exploring the nightclub, stuff with the smoker (is he the DEALER's doctor?), and other things like that. Maybe how the DEALER came to be the DEALER. 

It definitely has enough stuff for the dev to flesh out the world and make it a whole "Buckshot Roulette" universe, if you will.

Loved this game. Even after watching a full playthrough, I had to get it. 

I wanted to see how the magnifying glass worked, and see if I could beat it myself.

Got it in 6 door kicks 🙄😎, although I first had some trouble recording gameplay footage through OBS for some reason.

The sounds are epic, satisfying, and crisp. The shotgun, the main object of the game, sounds real in its handling: when it's near you, it sounds near. A metal part that looks like it should go "clink" does indeed go clink. Not a sound effect out of place that I noticed.

The music is also nice and gets you in the high stakes mood, with the club beats droning on, putting you in "The Zone" as you risk your life in the game. No cheap jumpscares present or needed for all the tension the atmosphere creates.

The DEALER is crazy but fair. Unlike the Concrete Tremor game which seemed quite imbalanced and almost impossible to win, this game is more fleshed out as a "game" and much less as a narrative device, relying less on scripted rounds, which adds much replayability. 

I definitely wouldn't call the DEALER "crooked"... Unless it's referring to his face after a live round.

5⭐ Stars. Please add multiplayer with some other additional mechanics to keep it interesting.