Fit check
Is Fair Deal: Las Vegas worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade shooter fans who want a short, five-level revenge campaign
- Players interested in retro pixel-art action
- Players who prefer side-scrolling gunplay with weapon pickups and environmental interaction
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large campaign, open-ended exploration, or extensive progression systems
- Players who want slow pacing, deep character development, or substantial replay systems
- Players looking for climbing, puzzle-solving, or meditative exploration rather than arcade shooting
- Players seeking multiplayer shooting or a roguelite structure
Our take on Fair Deal: Las Vegas
Rather than using newer visual effects or a broad progression structure, the game centers on side-scrolling stages, weapon pickups, and direct enemy encounters. Its five-level revenge story takes a compact arcade approach, with environmental obstacles that can be destroyed or used along the way.
What is Fair Deal: Las Vegas?
Fair Deal: Las Vegas is a 2D side-scrolling shooter with pixel-art visuals based on retro arcade techniques.
Paul Riggs, a former corrupt Detroit police officer, travels to Las Vegas to pursue the mafia boss who once paid him for violent work. The game has five handcrafted levels, with enemies, weapon cases, and environmental obstacles. Shotguns, miniguns, and other firearms can be collected and used against several enemy types. Obstacles may be destroyed or used while moving through each stage. The presentation avoids glow, particle effects, and other newer visual effects in favor of an old arcade style. The soundtrack includes music from Robert Parker, Miami Nights 1984, Daniel Deluxe, Alex, and Zero Chaotic.
How Fair Deal: Las Vegas plays
- 01Five Level Campaign
- The revenge story moves through five handcrafted stages toward the mafia boss.
- 02Weapon Case Pickups
- Cases placed throughout the stages provide firearms including shotguns and miniguns.
- 03Interactive Obstacles
- Environmental barriers can be destroyed or used while progressing through each level.
- 04Arcade Pixel Art
- The visual style avoids glow and particle effects in favor of older arcade techniques.
Fair Deal: Las Vegas compared to similar games
SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER combines runner movement with shooting, while Fair Deal: Las Vegas uses side-scrolling stages, weapon cases, and interactive obstacles. Hentai Vs Furries is a third-person shooter with multiple camera angles, quests, unlockable skins, and emotes; Fair Deal: Las Vegas instead centers on a five-level 2D campaign.
Fair Deal: Las Vegas: platforms & release
Is Fair Deal: Las Vegas worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade shooter fans who want a short, five-level revenge campaign. Skip it if: players seeking a large campaign, open-ended exploration, or extensive progression systems.
Where can I download Fair Deal: Las Vegas?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Fair Deal: Las Vegas's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Fair Deal: Las Vegas on?
Windows and macOS.
