Wild West Guns

• Title — Wild West Guns • Developer — Gameloft Bucharest • Publisher — Gameloft • Designer — Stephane Varrault • Released — Wii iOS February 5, 2009 • Genre — Action-adventure Shooting • Modes — Single-player, multiplayer • Platforms — Mobile phone Wii (WiiWare) iOS • Producer — Philip Bouchet • Composer — Arnaud Galand • Programmer — Daniel Nay • Artist — Arthur Hugot

The 2011 Java-based mobile version of Wild West Guns is a side-scrolling top-down open-world action-adventure video game. The game world may be traversed on foot or by horse. Missions involve fistfights, shooting, tailing or chasing, horse-riding, and/or setting off explosives. The player can buy weapons at shops and kill non-player characters (NPCs), and it is possible to call Jack Barnes's acquired horse to give a ride. If the player commits a crime within the line of sight of a Sheriff, they will gain a wanted level that will cause Sheriffs to turn hostile towards them. They may either hide or pay money at churches in order to decrease the wanted level.

An American Old West-themed light gun shooter, the game sees the player shooting at targets ranging from vultures, balloons and flying sombreros to armed robbers, angry gold diggers and renegade soldiers across a number of environments such as saloons, cemeteries and a speeding steam locomotive. The game features 6 levels across two difficulties, with 3 challenges in each. The game also supports the Wii Zapper peripheral on the Wii, but does not feature aim calibration.