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Kill The Crows (2023)

by 5minlab Corporation

Genres:Indie, Shooter, Arcade

Themes:Action

Game modes:Single player

Story:"Kill The Crows" is a fast-paced top-down arena shooter set in the twisted western era. A gunslinger burning with vengeance steps into the ruins of a forsaken town, ready to face death. Prepare for one-shot, one-kill gunfights using classic revolvers and fanning techniques.

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