Bang! Howdy
Three Rings Design, a renowned developer of multiplayer online casual games has announced the beta version of Bang! Howdy. (No dirty jokes please). The game enjoys the setting of a steam-powered Wild West in true style. The gameplay has been described as a mixture of turn-based and real-time strategy. It can be played in short fast paced rounds. Players also can customize their individual avatar with a plethora of western clothing and accessories.
bang howdy beta version
This game is following upon the company's success with "Puzzle Pirates", which was an internationally acclaimed and amazingly popular multiplayer online game. Even Time magazine called it "addictive". And with the lines of this one "Bang! Howdy" also will be distributed online and will be free to play
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