Buckshot Roulette

The regular game mode involves the player playing a modified game of Russian roulette in a nightclub with a mysterious entity known as "The Dealer", using an eight round pump action shotgun instead of the revolver traditionally used in Russian roulette.

The game consists of three rounds. At the start of each round, the computer-controlled Dealer loads the shotgun with a specified number of red live shells and blueish-gray blanks in a random order. The player then chooses to shoot either the Dealer or themself. If the shell is live, whoever was shot loses a life and the shotgun is forfeited to the Dealer, who plays their turn.

Set in a nightclub in 1998, the game begins with the player in a dilapidated bathroom with an old computer monitor and a bottle of pills on the countertop after first defeating the Dealer that may be consumed to start Double or Nothing mode. They leave it to reveal an energetic rave happening below. The player enters the room with the Dealer and signs a General Release of Liability waiver by entering their name. Midway through round 2, the player pulls out a bloody contract with the name "GOD" signed in the name box, resembling the waiver the Dealer made the player sign before playing the game.

If the player defeats the Dealer in the sudden death round, the player is shown driving home with the shotgun and a briefcase of money. If the player is defeated in sudden death, they are shown entering a rusted, bronze gate with metallic spikes jutting into an all-white sky, presumably Heaven, with the text "YOU ARE DEAD" appearing on the screen.

In developing the game, Klubnika was heavily inspired by Half-Life, Silent Hill, and Postal 2.

Released to positive reviews, Buckshot Roulette quickly gained popularity on Twitch and TikTok, which subsequently led to increased popularity on YouTube. It has been noted for its similarity to Inscryption, with multiple reviewers commending the strategic element introduced by the game's item system.