Shooting Games

Multiplayer Shooting Games

When you think about shooting games, you may imagine the classic first-person shooter (FPS) game with close-quarters combat and fast-paced gameplay. Online multiplayer is integral to many FPS games, where you test your skills and abilities against players from around the world.

If you’re looking for multiplayer FPS action with thrilling, fast-paced gameplay, any of these four games are an excellent choice:

• Bullet Force
• Venge.io
• Shell Shockers
• Crazy Pixel Apocalypse

All of these games are built on core FPS gaming. Speed, aim, reflexes, and skill. The thing is, that’s just the beginning.

Vehicle Combat

Shooting games fulfill a desire to engage in combat, or test your reflexes and aim, and you can do that in any setting you want, from any perspective you want. If you like tanks, take control of a tank and unleash destruction. There’s a whole section dedicated to tank games for people who crave vehicular destruction.

Assault Bots is one of our most popular online vehicle combat games. There's an active online base so you can find a match and jump right into the game!

If you want to fly, you can take to the sky in Air Wars 3, or go all the way to space in Space Battle. If you like the strategic pace of gargantuan naval vessels, sail the seas of war in World of Warships. Check out Crossout if you want to build your own war machines and blow up others in high-octane ground combat.

More Shooting Games

The shooting genre has been influenced by the real world, but also by films and games that had an impact on the world. Minecraft left its mark and inspired shooting games like WorldZ.

The popularity of zombie apocalypse scenarios spawned several zombie shooting games like Zombocalypse and Zombs Royale.

There are, of course, plenty of 2D shooting games too. Do you want to sharpen your reflexes? See how fast you can draw, aim, and fire in Gunblood, a challenging 2D shooting game.

Whatever it is you want to shoot, find it here, and play it. Most of our games are in HTML5, a cross-platform format that works in any modern web browser. Some games are also in Flash. These games can be played simply by allowing Flash to run on any page that prompts you to.