Every game mode explained
Practice alone, share one device, follow the story or compete against verified ghost records.
6 MIN READ · LIVE GAME DOCUMENTATIONA complete guide to Practice, local two-player, Story, Official Streak, Bounties and Tournaments.
Practice and local play
Practice is the fastest way to learn the draw. Four bot difficulties create progressively shorter reaction windows while keeping the same input rules. There is no entry cost and difficulty can be changed from the duel screen.
Local two-player turns one phone, tablet or keyboard into a shared tabletop. The overhead camera gives both players an equal view. Matches can be one shot or best of three, five or seven, with reaction times shown after every duel.
Story: The Eight Brands
Story Mode is a single-life trail across eight Old West locations. Each rival opens with a short scene and then moves directly into the same left-to-right duel system used in Practice.
Series grow longer and rivals become faster as the trail advances. Losing a complete series returns the run to the first adversary. Reaching a rival makes that character available to purchase as a cosmetic; completing all eight grants the campaign reward once on a verified account.
Ghost competition
Official Streak does not require two people to be online at the same second. The server records valid reaction performance, matches players progressively and draws a new random side for every encounter. The opponent name is visible so a fallen player knows who ended the run.
The Bounty Board and Tournaments reuse verified ghost records for scheduled or stake-based formats. The current web edition focuses on these asynchronous formats and same-device local play.
Put the rules to the test
Practice and local two-player are available directly in the browser.
