One on one · Fastest hand wins
High Noony
Wait for the bell. Draw faster. Shoot first.
The game locks your mouse during a match. Press Esc to free it and come back here.
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How to play
Five steps to win
- Stand still. Your sight rests in the red circle. Leave it before the signal and it's a false start. A third false start gives your opponent a point.
- Wait for the bell. The clock counts down from 5 and disappears. The signal comes when you don't expect it: the circle turns green and the bell rings.
- Pull the mouse toward you. That draws the revolver. Pushing it forward slides the gun back into the holster until it's fully out.
- Aim and left-click to shoot. Everyone has 100 health. Head 100 and heart 100 kill instantly, chest takes 80, stomach 50, an arm 30, a leg 20. A steady hand shoots straighter. You have six bullets.
- Win three duels. The first gunslinger to win 3 duels wins the match. After every point, your opponent stands 3 meters farther away.
Settings
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Privacy
High Noony · last updated 18 October 2026
High Noony is a free browser game. There are no accounts and we don't ask for your email or any other personal details.
What stays in your browser
Your settings (shooting hand, aim sensitivity, sound, the name you pick) are saved in your browser's local storage so they are there next time. They never leave your computer except your chosen name, which your opponent sees during a match.
What the game server sees
While you play, the server receives your game moves (draw time, shots, the name you chose) to run the duel, and your IP address, which every website receives. The IP address is only used to limit how many connections one address can open, to protect the game from abuse. Matches are not saved and nothing is kept after you leave.
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