Duel Zone

High noon. Two hands. One shot decides it. Duel Zone is a 1v1 quick-draw game. You and your opponent face each other in the street, the countdown runs out, and whoever draws cleaner walks away. A duel lasts seconds. Winning one takes nerve. YOU PLAY IT WITH THE PHONE, NOT WITH A JOYSTICK Hold your phone upright — it is your gun hand. • HOLSTER — lower the phone to holster your gun. The duel starts once both opponents have holstered, and not before. • DRAW — wait for the sound signal. Raise the phone early and you are still holstered when it comes. • AIM — turn and tilt the phone. Your aim moves with it. • FIRE — tap the screen. • RELOAD — out of bullets? Tilt the phone down the way you would open a cylinder, then tap the drum to feed it. One tap, one round. It takes one duel to learn and a lot longer to be quick at. THREE ROOMS • TRAIN — free practice against the bots. Duel as much as you like, learn the timing, learn the draw, and lose nothing while you do it. • SKILL DUEL — everyone is equal here. Same revolver, same health, same rope, same street; nothing you can buy makes your gun faster or your aim truer. Both players put up the same stake in coins, and the winner takes the pot. • CAMPAIGN — the long road. Every duel earns fame, fame walks you up a seven-rung ladder, and every rung you reach pays coins and raises the health you carry into a campaign fight. You are matched against people standing where you stand. THE ARSENAL The campaign is where gear exists. You pick a gun and one thing to carry before the duel, and the road opens them a rung at a time: a rope, a flour sack thrown in the face, dynamite, an instant reload — and, for whoever climbs far enough, a shotgun. All of it is bought with coins earned in the game, and every one of them can be used on you. THE WARDROBE Buy a look and wear it into the saloon. The man standing across the street is wearing his own. THE SALOON Pick an opponent by name, send a challenge, and wait for them to take it up. WHERE YOU STAND Boards for skill, for fame, for countries, and for the players who bring the most friends. Your profile keeps the campaign and the skill room apart, over the record of every duel you have fought. Come back day after day and the sign-in bonus grows with the streak. YOUR NUMBERS Every duel ends in a fight report: how fast you drew, how fast you hit, your accuracy and your headshots, win or lose. Beat your own record and it says so. Keep beating it and you earn medals — Quickdraw, Marksman, Headhunter, Executioner, Flawless — and a place on the board of the sharpest shots. BRING A FRIEND Add friends by nickname and challenge them directly, or send an invite link that pays a bonus to both of you. Won a skill duel? Share it as a ghost: your friend opens the link and fights your ghost — your moves, your shots, that exact duel — without installing anything first.