Skunny: In the Wild West

31.12.1993
Genre: Platform Arcade
Skunny in the Wild West is a 1993 side-scrolling platform game developed and published by Copysoft for MS-DOS. Set in a classic Western setting, player controls Skunny the Squirrel as he fights through bandit-filled towns and canyons, while shooting at enemies with his water pistol. The gameplay features collecting sheep across various map stages.

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