A Wild West shooter with no health bar

Sky Noon is a first-person shooter with brawler mechanics set in a Wild West universe where the land dried up and factions raised their territory into the clouds. You play as a hired gunslinger fighting cartel fighters across the Floating Frontier. There are no health meters: you eliminate enemies by pushing and pulling them off the levels. Your weapons are powered by super-compressed air, built to fling opponents rather than drain a health bar.

Playing together online

Sky Noon supports online PvP with 2 to 6 players. Modes include Free For All, Team Deathmatch, King of the Hill, and Cart. Movement is central to every fight: quick-firing grappling hooks let you move freely through the floating levels, jump pads carry you across long leaps, and lassos pull cowboys back to safety. Teleporters and air-powered jet boots add tactical options for advancing or escaping. You can also personalize gunfights with over 50 game server options, such as packing more punch into melee attacks, removing random crates, turning on infinite ammo, or increasing spawn rates on items.

Before you start

The seven levels each have their own mechanics worth learning, from the Saloon town to Hightown with its towers and hovering blimps, and Whirlwind with its tornado dangers. Because there is no health, positioning and momentum decide fights: falling off a level is the real threat, and your grappling hook and lasso are literal lifelines. Character customization lets you choose your look, and single player time trials let you jump and swing through checkpoints to compete for top trial times.

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