Aim and fire
Shooting games are about aiming and hitting. Some are arcade shooters full of incoming enemies, others make you work out angle and power for one good shot.
Space Bugs with its diving formations, Space Rocks that split as you hit them, Meteor Defense with firework blasts over a village, Water Balloon Artillery where you read the wind, and Bubble Shooter for matching colors.
All free, with no download or sign up.
Space BugsHold Space for rapid fire, but only two shots can be on screen, so firing up close gets your bullets back sooner. Boss bugs take two hits, and any bug shot mid dive is worth double.
Star ShieldLead your shots, since the stars keep falling while the firework flies, and burst it in the middle of a cluster to set off chain reactions. Each launcher has only 10 shots per wave, and every one you save counts as bonus.
Water Balloon BattleRead the wind, which changes every turn, and adjust from last turn's marker on the power bar until your balloons land on the other cart. Besides the basic balloon there is a three way splitter and a mole bomb that burrows through the ground.
Space RocksBig rocks split into two medium ones and those into two small ones, so finishing one off at a time keeps the screen manageable. Up to five shots fly at once and wrap past the edge, and the chasing comet is worth 500 points.
Bubble ShooterA dotted guide shows the path as you aim, and you can bank shots off the side walls to slip behind other bubbles. Anything cut off from the ceiling drops for double points, whatever its color.
Space Bugs, a Galaga style shooter, Space Rocks, Meteor Defense, the wind reading Water Balloon Artillery and Bubble Shooter.
Yes. Use the on screen buttons or drag with your finger to move and fire.
Yes. Drag to move or use on screen buttons, and aiming games fire toward where you tap.
No. You shoot bugs, rocks and meteors and throw water balloons. Nothing violent.
