Coastal Amusements Wild West Shootout 2 Player

Breakable targets scatter across five levels. Shoot a hostage and points vanish.

Overview

The Coastal Amusements Wild West Shootout is a one-or-two-player ticket redemption target shooter built around a Wild West theme. Players work through five difficulty levels, firing at animated outlaw targets while navigating bonus opportunities and penalty mechanics that keep both guns active and scores unpredictable. The cabinet operates with or without ticket payout, making it deployable as either a redemption game or an amusement-only shooter depending on the location.

Key Features

Five Selectable Difficulty Levels

Players choose from five distinct levels before each game, scaling the speed and complexity of incoming targets. Each level presents a different challenge curve, so the game accommodates younger players on lower settings and tests experienced shooters at the top end.

Breakable Bonus Targets

Scattered throughout each level are destructible targets that award surprise bonus points on hit. These targets vary the scoring outcome from play to play, giving the playfield an unpredictable element beyond the primary outlaw targets.

Hostage Rescue Mechanic with Penalty

Hostage figures appear among the outlaw targets throughout play. Hitting a hostage deducts points; rescuing one awards a bonus. This two-sided mechanic places a meaningful consequence on every trigger pull and distinguishes the scoring system from a simple target-hit counter.

Redemption or Amusement-Only Configuration

The cabinet can be configured to dispense tickets based on points scored, or operated without ticket payout entirely. This makes the same unit suitable for ticket redemption arcades and for venues that run amusement-only without a prize counter.

Western-Themed Cabinet with Illuminated Marquee

The upright cabinet carries full Wild West theming across its exterior panels, complemented by bright marquee lighting. At 99 inches tall, the unit presents a large visual profile from multiple angles across a game floor.

How It Plays

Each player picks up a light gun and fires at outlaw figures moving across the screen, mixing in timed shots at breakable bonus targets while watching for hostage figures that punish a careless trigger. Points accumulate or drop in real time depending on shot selection, so the score display shifts visibly throughout the round. From a few feet away, the tall illuminated cabinet and on-screen action — outlaws, breakables, and hostage figures all in motion at once — read clearly without approaching the machine.

Specifications

Why Operators Love It

Single Unit, Two Revenue Configurations

The ticket payout can be enabled or disabled without hardware modification, so the same cabinet works in a full redemption setup or in a venue that runs amusement-only. An operator can redeploy the unit to a different location type without purchasing a separate machine.

Two-Player Cabinet on a Single Footprint

Both player positions share the same 55-inch-wide cabinet. Simultaneous two-player play fits within the machine's own floor space — no secondary cabinet required to run side-by-side play.

Family-Age Target Audience Across All Five Levels

The five selectable difficulty levels span a range from accessible to challenging, making the cabinet serviceable to a wide age range without any internal reconfiguration between plays. Operators in family-focused venues can run the cabinet without adjusting settings for different player groups.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Wild West Shootout be run without ticket payout?

Yes. The Wild West Shootout is configurable to operate with or without tickets, supporting both redemption and amusement-only setups. No hardware swap is required to change between the two modes.

How many players can use the Wild West Shootout at the same time?

The cabinet supports one or two players simultaneously, with both positions built into the same unit. A second cabinet is not required for two-player play.

What are the assembled dimensions of the Wild West Shootout?

Assembled, the cabinet measures 55 inches wide, 42 inches deep, and 99 inches tall, with a weight of 441 lbs. Confirm ceiling clearance and doorway width before delivery, as the unit ships at 87 inches tall in its shipping configuration.

What happens if a player shoots a hostage?

Shooting a hostage figure deducts points from the player's score, creating a direct penalty for inaccurate fire. Rescuing a hostage instead awards bonus points, so hostage figures function as both a risk and an opportunity within the same play session.

Ideal Placement

The Wild West Shootout fits naturally in family entertainment centers, trampoline parks, bowling center arcades, and pizzeria game rooms where a mixed-age audience is typical. The 55-inch width and 99-inch height suit open floor plans with standard ceiling clearance; tighter back-room or low-ceiling spaces should verify the assembled height before installation. The Western theme also works in mini-golf clubhouses and resort or hotel game rooms where thematic variety across machines is a priority.

Shipping & Setup

We offer flexible freight delivery options, including curbside and lift-gate services. Shipping costs and timing are calculated at checkout based on your location and requirements.

Warranty & Support

Your purchase includes a standard manufacturer warranty and access to technical support to ensure long-term performance and uptime.