Mr Bullet

Rack your brain and steady your aim—each bullet has to bounce off walls, shatter obstacles, and drop every stickman before you run dry.

Mr Bullet looks simple: a stickman, a gun, and a handful of enemies grinning behind walls. Then you fire your first shot and realize the bullet doesn't care about your plan—it ricochets off a crate, clips a light fixture, and somehow misses everyone. That's when the puzzle brain kicks in. You'll count angles, weigh whether to shoot a barrel now or save the bullet for a bank shot later, and occasionally just yolo a shot because the level's been laughing at you for ten minutes. The real hook is the economy of ammo. Most levels give you exactly enough bullets to kill everyone, but only if every shot does double or triple duty. I spent a good five minutes on one stage where the last guy hid behind a steel I-beam. Solution? Bounce a bullet off the back wall, skim a wooden crate edge, and hit him in the toe. It felt ridiculous and brilliant at the same time. That's Mr Bullet in a nutshell: physics that obey no common sense but always, eventually, reward a creative angle. Visually it's clean and mobile-friendly, but the physics engine has real weight—bullets slow slightly after each bounce, so long chains feel earned rather than accidental. If you enjoy games like Angry Birds or Cut the Rope but want more gunfire, this scratches the same itch. Just don't blame me when you're still muttering about one trophy room at 2 a.m.

Use mouse to play the game.

Always count the enemies before you shoot—missing one means replaying the level from scratch. Look for crates and explosive barrels; a bullet that hits both an obstacle and an enemy is a bullet well spent. If a shot feels impossible, try aiming at the floor right beside a wall. Ricochets off the ground can reach enemies behind low cover. Don't waste bullets on glass or weak wood if there's a direct line that only needs one bounce instead of three. Replaying a level is free, so experiment with wild angles. Sometimes the stupidest bank shot is the only one that works.

Q: Is Mr Bullet free to play? A: Yes, the game is completely free in your browser. No hidden payments or premium levels to unlock. Q: Can I play Mr Bullet on my phone? A: Yes, it works on mobile browsers. The touch controls automatically resize for smaller screens. Q: Do I need to download Mr Bullet? A: No download needed. It runs directly in your browser using HTML5, so just open and play. Q: How do I control Mr Bullet? A: Use your mouse or tap the screen. Drag to aim, release to fire, and watch the bullet ricochet. Q: Does Mr Bullet save my progress? A: Your current level progress usually saves automatically, but if you clear cookies you may need to restart. Q: Is there a limit to how many times I can retry a level? A: No, you can replay any level as many times as you like without penalty.