Orange Roulette 2024 is on sale for one stinkin' dollar on Itch.io during their Summer sale! Buy a copy and support a strange old man while shooting oranges!

Orange Roulette

Or play the original here for free! Or both! Or neither!

Original Orange Roulette

I'd like to state that when the background shakes doesn't mean the next chamber has the bullet! No! I like that that's a recurring legend though! I almost put in a tell years ago, but realized that no matter how subtle SOMEONE would find it and that would be that. Luck is an illusion!

I posted this mainly to showcase A Guziel's haunting music. I like to think Orange Roulette is the ill-advised video game tie-in for an angry German director's weird expressionistic movie.

Here is an epic/horrifying match between Protag Orange and Headband Orange! The tension is sticky and palpable!

I am always greeted by this while working on Orange Roulette. I think the character model for the opponent, with all the accessories turned on, looks kinda festive! Kind of like a Burning Man refugee maybe, or a glammy '80s front man.

Halloo! I have released the 1.2 of Orange Roulette on itch.io for those interested! You can find it here:

https://matzerath.itch.io/orange-roulette

It's been fun making a modern version of my demented game! If I don't get run out of town on a rail, I will continue to add features!

And, of course, the original is still tucked away here on Newgrounds:

The Banana Gun has six chambers. A single seed-pod forms in a single chamber as the Banana Gun ripens. When it has reached full development, under a bright sun, the Banana Gun begins to 'trigger' itself, cycling its cylinder counter-clockwise until it reaches the random chamber the explosive seed-pod is in. When that happens, seeds and banana fruit expel at a very high velocity, and can be deadly if you are in range. You can also pull their 'trigger' yourself with the same effect. If you intend to use the Banana Gun in this fashion, it's recommended to peel back the end of the 'muzzle' slightly, to prevent a backfire.

It is for these reasons that the Apples pick Banana Guns just before ripeness, to be used in their evil game.

Banana Guns grow on trees.

The eternal question!