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Our Verdict
A fast-paced and tense card duel for fans of the Wild West vibe.
Highlights
- Fast and intense duels
- Immersive western theme
- Great asymmetrical design
- Constant strategic decisions
Keep in mind
- Strictly two-player game
- Moderate language dependency
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Get your trigger finger ready, because things are heating up! In Revolver, you aren't just playing a card game; you're stepping into a life-or-death duel in the heart of the 1892 American Old West. On one side, we have Colonel Ned McReady, the lawman determined to bring justice to the frontiers of Repentance Springs. On the other, the infamous and deadly Colty gang, a band of outlaws who wouldn't hesitate to steal a coin from a dead man's eyes if it guaranteed them a shot of whiskey.
This is an asymmetrical duel of cards that pits two players against each other in a frantic chase. It's not just any skirmish; it's a race against time and fate. The Colonel must hunt down and eliminate every member of the gang before they can cross the Mexican border. Meanwhile, Colty's gang has a much more... let's say, audacious goal: survive the gunfights and escape with the loot, whether by crossing the border or surviving the chaos aboard the 3:15 Express train.
The gameplay is fast, bloody, and packed with tension. Using two unique 62-card decks, each player controls a distinct set of abilities and resources. You'll have to decide the exact moment to deploy that powerful card—be it a buffalo stampede or a heavy shootout—but beware: a single misstep could mean your downfall. The combat unfolds across five distinct battlegrounds, from the robbed bank to the perilous 3:15 Express train. Between strategic hand management and brutal confrontations, Revolver delivers that classic Western movie vibe, where one wrong move and your name ends up in the obituary. Do you have what it takes to rule the West, or will you end up as just another body in the desert?
This is an asymmetrical duel of cards that pits two players against each other in a frantic chase. It's not just any skirmish; it's a race against time and fate. The Colonel must hunt down and eliminate every member of the gang before they can cross the Mexican border. Meanwhile, Colty's gang has a much more... let's say, audacious goal: survive the gunfights and escape with the loot, whether by crossing the border or surviving the chaos aboard the 3:15 Express train.
The gameplay is fast, bloody, and packed with tension. Using two unique 62-card decks, each player controls a distinct set of abilities and resources. You'll have to decide the exact moment to deploy that powerful card—be it a buffalo stampede or a heavy shootout—but beware: a single misstep could mean your downfall. The combat unfolds across five distinct battlegrounds, from the robbed bank to the perilous 3:15 Express train. Between strategic hand management and brutal confrontations, Revolver delivers that classic Western movie vibe, where one wrong move and your name ends up in the obituary. Do you have what it takes to rule the West, or will you end up as just another body in the desert?
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Publisher
Pegasus Spiele, Rexhry, Stronghold Games, White Goblin Games
Designer
Mark Chaplin
Artist
Chechu Nieto, Xavier Carrascosa
Can the game be played with more than 2 players?
No, Revolver is designed exclusively for 2-player duels.
How complex is the game?
It's an intermediate-level game. The mechanics are easy to learn, but hand management strategy requires focus.
Is the game very long?
Not at all! Games are quick, typically lasting around 45 minutes.
Do I need to know English to play?
There is a moderate language dependency, so a reference sheet or translated cards are very helpful.
Do players have the same cards?
No, the game is asymmetrical! Each player has a unique deck with different cards and abilities.