Grenade Master

Drag, release, and watch the shrapnel fly — Grenade Master turns every throw into a tiny physics puzzle that keeps you retrying just one more time.

Grenade Master looks simple at first: drag your mouse to set angle and power, let go, and a grenade arcs toward whatever's in the way. But the physics engine is surprisingly picky. Bounce one off a crate wrong and it'll roll harmlessly into a corner. Land it just right and the whole screen shakes with a satisfying boom. I found myself replaying levels not because I had to, but because I wanted to see if I could clear them with one perfect throw instead of three sloppy ones. The arcade feel is strong — no story, no filler, just target after target. Early levels teach you the basics against stationary dummies, but then the game starts moving things around. Enemy soldiers shuffle behind sandbags, platforms tilt, and suddenly you're calculating ricochets off steel beams. One level had me bouncing a grenade off a wall, over a barricade, and into a fuel tank; when it finally blew, the chain reaction took out three guys at once. That's the kind of moment Grenade Master lives for. Controls are nothing but mouse drag and drop, but the skill ceiling is real. You'll need to read the environment, time your throw when enemies pause, and accept that sometimes the grenade just does its own thing. It's the kind of game you'll open for two minutes and still be playing half an hour later, swearing at a missed throw that was totally your fault.

Drag and drop using mouse pointer

Aim slightly above your target — grenades drop fast once the momentum dies. Wait for moving enemies to stop before you throw; they rarely stand still for long. Ricochet shots off walls can get you around cover but waste some power, so put extra strength into those. The first bounce off a surface usually kills most of your momentum, so expect a shorter second arc. Don't ignore explosive barrels; one well-placed grenade near them can clear a whole cluster. If a level feels impossible, take a breath and try a totally different angle — sometimes the dumbest throw works.

Q: Is Grenade Master free to play? A: Yes, it's completely free in your browser. Q: Do I need to download anything to play Grenade Master? A: No downloads or installs required — just open the page and start throwing. Q: Can I play Grenade Master on mobile? A: It works on most mobile browsers, but mouse dragging feels more precise on desktop. Q: What are the controls for Grenade Master? A: Use your mouse or finger to drag back, set the angle and power, then release to throw. Q: Is there a limit to how many grenades I can throw? A: Each level gives you a set number of grenades, so make every throw count. Q: Can I replay completed levels to get a better score? A: Yes, you can always restart a level to try for fewer throws or higher accuracy.