Gun Fight

YOU ARE THE GUN.

Not a soldier holding a gun. The gun. A lump of steel with no legs, no jump button, and no aim stick - just a trigger and the laws of physics.

Tap anywhere and a bullet leaves the muzzle toward that point. The recoil throws you the other way. Want to go right? Shoot left. Want height? Shoot straight down. That is the whole control scheme, and it is the whole game: every repositioning costs a bullet, and every shot costs you your position.

Across the arena hangs a rival gun with the same problem. It shoots, it recoils, it wants you dead. Whoever hits zero first stays on the floor.

ONE TAP. NOTHING ELSE.
No virtual stick. No fire button. No settings you have to learn. You tap a point and the world reacts. It takes four seconds to understand and a very long time to be good at.

MOVEMENT IS RECOIL
Chain shots to fly. Kick off a wall. Fall out of a jump and fire downward to catch yourself at the last frame. Bullets are fuel and ammunition at the same time, and running the tank dry in the wrong corner is how most runs end.

AN ARENA THAT WANTS YOU DEAD
Glowing bombs that detonate on contact. Dolls and artifacts swinging on their ropes - shoot one and it explodes, brush against one and it takes a bite out of you. The level is not scenery. It is a third participant.

DRAFT YOUR RUN
Win a round and choose one of two powerups. Your rival gets a debuff at the same time. They stack for the rest of the run and they compound in ways the card text does not warn you about.
- 13 powerups that rewrite your bullets: how many, how they fly, what they do on impact
- 14 debuffs that rewrite your rival, the arena, the rules, and what you are allowed to see
Two runs are never built the same way.

BUILT FOR A PHONE
Landscape. 60fps. One thumb. No account, no login, no tutorial wall. Pick it up between two train stops and put it down mid-run.

COMPLETELY OFFLINE
No ads. No in-app purchases. No analytics. No tracking of any kind. The game never connects to the internet and never asks for a single permission. Nothing you do here leaves your phone.