Shoot Em All

Drag to aim, let go to fire, and send enemies tumbling across the arena in this oddly satisfying 3D physics shooter.

The core loop is simpler than it looks. You've got a screen full of targets — some standing still, some wobbling, a few hidden behind barriers — and a limited supply of ammo. Drag anywhere to pull back an invisible slingshot line, adjust your angle, and release. The projectile arcs, bounces, or slams depending on how hard you yanked. I missed my first three shots because I was treating it like a hitscan game. It's not. Bullet drop, bounce off walls, even mid-air collisions all matter. What kept me coming back wasn't just clearing each level; it was the chaos. Enemies don't just die — they crash into each other, knock over crates, and sometimes fly straight into the camera. The 3D arenas rotate slightly as you aim, giving you a better view of the line of fire. And there's a 'perfect shot' bonus that rewards well-placed hits, which turns every level into a mini puzzle if you're going for three stars. The difficulty curve feels fair until about stage 12, then it gets mean. You'll need to lead moving targets, bank shots off curved walls, and occasionally use a heavy object as a wrecking ball. No story, no upgrades, no nonsense — just a clean physics sandbox with a trigger. If you're the type who replays a level forty times to nail that one absurd trick shot, this will eat your afternoon.

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Pull the slingshot slowly at first — the trajectory line updates in real time, so you can micro-adjust before release. Bank shots off walls count as kills too. Use angled surfaces to hit enemies behind cover. Heavy projectiles (like metal crates) don't lose momentum as fast — save them for armored targets. A near-miss can still trigger a chain reaction if you knock a big object into a group. Don't obsess over three stars on your first run. Clear the level, then come back when you know the layout. Study how the arena rotates as you drag — sometimes you'll spot a hidden target or a better angle from the side.

Q: Is Shoot Em All free to play? A: Yes, it's completely free. No paywalls or hidden costs. Q: Can I play Shoot Em All on my phone? A: Yes, it runs in any mobile browser. Touch drag works perfectly. Q: Do I need to download anything? A: No downloads needed. The game loads directly in your browser. Q: Is Shoot Em All unblocked at school? A: Usually yes if you're using an unblocked games site. The HTML5 version bypasses most filters. Q: What are the controls? A: Drag anywhere on screen to aim, release to fire. The trajectory line shows your shot path. Q: Does the game need a good internet connection? A: No, once loaded it runs smoothly even on slower connections.