How to play Buckshot Roulette unblocked

How to play Buckshot Roulette unblocked

Buckshot Roulette is taking the gaming world by storm, and as is the case with most breakout indie hits, many people are wondering if there’s an unblocked version of the game that they can play at school or work. Thankfully, there’s an easy way to make that work.

Can You Play Buckshot Roulette on a Blocked Network?

There are multiple websites out there claiming to offer an unblocked version of Buckshot Roulette that you can play in your browser, but these are all scams. They either host completely unrelated browser games or are just fronts for malware. To play Buckshot Roulette on any PC, you have to download it. The browser method just doesn’t work.

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Because the game has to be downloaded and can be played offline, you can bypass any network and play it unblocked without much hassle. If you can’t download it on your laptop at school or work, just download it on a PC that can access itch.io (like a laptop at home) and then put the game’s files onto a flash drive. Buckshot Roulette is only 211 MB on both Windows and Linux, so the game is super lightweight and will fit onto just about any USB thumb drive.

Buying Buckshot Roulette from itch.io gets you a DRM-free version of the game, so simply dragging and dropping the files onto portable storage will work just fine. Then, you can transfer those files onto any PC and boot the game up normally. That’s how you can play Buckshot Roulette unblocked! It’s way simpler (and safer) than using some shady website that you’ve never heard of before to play a browser-based version of the game.

Currently, Buckshot Roulette is only available on Windows and Linux, so you’ll have to have a PC that runs either one of those operating systems to play the game. You won’t be able to download the game on a Windows PC and then drag the files to a Macbook at school, for example. Hopefully, a potential mobile port can make this process even simpler down the line.

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