Armed with up to nine impractical and occasionally illegal weapons ranging from a crowbar to an alien arm gun (to pull the trigger, yank on the tendon), blast your way with the boys through country bars and trailer parks. The aliens have been busy conducting experiments, cloning local folks like Hickston's resident drunkard, Billy Ray.

Now these ornery alien enemies lurk behind every outhouse and jukebox, scratching themselves and waitin' to whoop yer butt. If you thought navigating through a melted-down Los Angeles or sneaking around ogres' castles was tough, then just try your hand a-whompin' and a-stompin' the good ol' boys at Stanky's Bar & Grill. You'll find there's nothin' more terrifyin' than the deep chuckle of an inbred alien clone stalking you in the backwoods, with nobody to hear your teeth chattering but the fifty chickens milling around underfoot.

• Created using the "Build" engine (first used in Duke Nukem 3D).
• Nine different weapons (some impractical, some illegal, some both), including dynamite, a crow bar, double-barrel shotguns, bear traps, a ripsaw gun, and an alien arm gun (you gotta see it to believe it).
• Beautifully rendered 3D SVGA graphics with unparalleled attention to detail and higher resolution textures than other games in the genre.
• An ass-kickin' soundtrack with songs from Mojo Nixon, Beat Farmers, and The Reverend Horton Heat.
• Fourteen levels set in and around Hickston, including the suburb of Taylor Town, the junkyard, the local insane asylum, and a smelting plant.
• Multiple fighting locations on each level, such as: Stanky's Bar & 'ill; the Eden Court trailer park (under perpetual barrage by tornadoes); abandoned uranium mines (now inhabited by aliens); Grimley's Mortuary; J. Cluck's Poultry Processing Plant (home of the cream-filled chicken eclair) and the local sewage treatment facility.
• A bevy of weird hostile alien enemies incarnated as local folks, including Billy Ray Jeter, Skinny Old Coot, Sheriff Hobbes, and the Turd Minions.

Minimum Configuration: A Pentium P90 with 16MB RAM, a PCI or local bus SVGA video card, 30 MB free space on a hard disk drive, and a CD-ROM drive.

Recommended Configuration: A Pentium P166 with 32MB RAM, a PCI or local bus SVGA video card, 30 MB free space on a hard disk drive, a CD-ROM drive, and a sound card with kick-ass ear-bleeding self powered speakers.

Supported Graphics: SVGA 640x480 Minimum. SVGA 1600x1200 Maximum.

Supported Sound: Gravis UltraSound, Sound Blaster/Pro/16/AWE32, Yee-Haaw, Oink Oink, SoundMan 16, Pro Audio Spectrum, SoundScape, WaveBlaster, Sound Canvas, Adlib, Disney Sound Source, and General MIDI.