There Are No Mexican Stand-Offs in Secret Ponchos

So you might have remembered last year at Sony's E3 press conference when they brought out a group of indie developers to live demo their games simultaneously. On particular game was a top down western shooter reminiscent of Capcom's classic Gunsmoke.

That game is back this year, with a name- Secret Ponchos. Certainly one detail I totally missed last year is that rather than fighting a swarm of CPU characters, this is actually a gun duel against other human players. This is actually a detail I even missed in their latest trailer, but this is the gameplay summary released by the developers-

Secret Ponchos is an online combat game. Players battle against each other for notoriety and reputation. These duels are recorded into your characters legacy. Players can compete in one-vs-one duels, engage in western style gang fights, or enter the fray with the Free-For-All mode. Upon entering the game, players create and customize their own outlaw(s) which can then be upgraded (both abilities and appearance) as they gain reputation points.

The game-play aggressively crosses genre boundaries, creating a distinctive and innovative feel. It brings together the strategic elements of overhead camera games, the team dynamics & matchmaking systems of 1st person shooters and the responsiveness of a fighting game.

Also if you don't happen to own a PS4, they've confirmed the game is also coming to Steam Early Access this summer.