Coyote: An Old West Vignette

Coyote: An Old West Vignette (2024)

by Hedgefield
Genres:Adventure, Indie
Game modes:Single player
Story:Coyote: An Old West Vignette is a tiny point-and-click adventure game about a gruff marshall on the trail of a deadly outlaw.
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