Games that play in your browser — phone or desktop.

Games tagged “shooter”

304 hand-picked web games, playable right here — no downloads, no accounts, no ads. Most work on a phone; the ones marked Desktop want a keyboard and mouse. Everything older than the touchscreen lives in the Flash archive.

Show: All 304 · Plays on a phone (273) · Needs a keyboard (31)

Matches:

Star Popper Aim starglass orbs up at the brass loft of an old observatory. Match three to pop them, cut the rest loose and watch them fall, before the loft comes down on you.
Beetle Parade A line of beetles is marching down a garden trail toward the burrow. Flick beetles into the line from your snail; three of a colour scuttle off, and the gaps snap shut into chain reactions.
Orchard Shootout Rust-cogs are crawling down on your clockwork orchard. Lead your shots, keep the chain alive and don't clip the pollinators as you hold the line through eight tightening waves.
Evolving Jelly Pilot a living bubble craft through a drifting arena. Absorb the fragments your kills leave behind, then choose how to evolve: branch into distinct weapon and mobility forms and the whole fight changes under you.
Moth Swarm A firefly guards a moonlit garden. Moths, wasps, beetles and great Veilmoths settle into a swaying swarm, then peel off in swooping dives. Your light fires by itself; you just have to be in the right place and alive.
Astroblast by Frank Force
Bug&Bee A bright little side-scrolling shoot-'em-up through the microcosmos, with bosses, powerups and a charge-up mega shot.
DEAD AGAIN A top-down survival shooter against an endless horde of zombies, vampires and ghosts, with a real dual-virtual-stick touch scheme alongside WASD and mouse.
IONCLADDesktop Move a cannon across the top of the screen and hold fire to defend a central shield from a spiralling web of enemy tendrils - confirmed genuinely working via real movement and a dramatically expanding fire-beam.
JunoJS Drag to steer a low-poly ship through a ring of obstacles in an infinite auto-firing tube — a survivor from js13k's very first competition in 2013.
Moon Buggy An auto-scrolling lunar buggy jumps craters and shoots UFOs - confirmed genuinely working with two fully distinct control schemes, verified with real dispatched input on both desktop and phone.
n-gonDesktop by Ross Landgreen
Robo Rescue Move with one stick, aim and auto-fire with the other, and rescue civilians from waves of red robots.
Tank Combat Drive and turn with a d-pad, fire with a single button, and take down the AI tank in a compact arena duel.