Action Shooter Game Shoot-Out for ZX Spectrum

Shoot-Out is an action-packed shooting gallery game released in 1988 by Martech Games Ltd. Set in the Wild West, players take on the role of a gunslinger tasked with cleaning up the town of Gulch Creek. The main objective is to navigate the main street, armed and ready, to confront the outlaws terrorizing the citizens.

The gameplay involves shooting at various targets, including outlaws and bottles, while avoiding harm to the innocent townsfolk. Players must be quick and accurate, as enemies can appear at any moment, requiring a keen eye and steady aim to progress through the levels.

Points are awarded for hitting the bottles, outlaws, and almost anything that moves, but caution is advised not to harm the innocent citizens. Completing levels grants bonuses, and players have three lives to achieve their mission, adding a layer of challenge to the game.

Shoot-Out was developed for multiple platforms, including Spectrum, Amstrad, and Commodore, with controls varying slightly across systems. The graphics and sound effects, created by Last Chance Conversions, contribute to the immersive experience of this classic Wild West shooter.