Description

Looking for a puzzle shooter that rewards brains as much as quick aim? Sharpshooter turns every level into a clean ricochet challenge where the goal is to line up one well-planned shot that clears the field, using walls, pipes, crates, and other solid surfaces to bend your bullet’s path around corners and past cover without leaning on rapid fire or dramatic brawls; the loop is simple to learn: study the room from the fixed overhead camera, note enemy placement and environmental angles, then drag the sightline to preview trajectories and release a single round, watching it bank off stone arches in a castle, slide along the glossy bar top, or skim a bridge support before meeting its targets; success comes from geometry and timing rather than reflex firefights, so you play by charting two or three likely routes, testing the safest path first, and saving tricky bounce chains for when you understand how much distance a round can travel after each impact; smart strategy includes using the perimeter to your advantage—parallel bounces reduce angle error—prioritizing helmeted guards last since they stand still and give you time to set up, and remembering that barrels and lamps can redirect shots at unusual angles; powerups appear as temporary tools such as a sight extender, a slow-motion toggle for release timing, and a limited ricochet count increase; each stage teaches a single concept—bank into a moving lift, curve through a round doorway, or clip two foes across split rooms—then mixes them to keep solutions fresh; failure is low-friction with instant restart, so experimentation feels good and you learn fast by inching the reticle rather than guessing wildly; the enjoyable part is watching a plan unfold as the bullet caroms like a billiard shot across the desert rocks or castle bricks, turning precise geometry into a satisfying chain reaction; accessibility touches include clear color-independent outlines for interactables, subtle haptic cues when your path predicts a successful hit, and optional text-to-speech prompts for tutorial steps; to improve, count bounces aloud so you anchor timing, place your first hit on a broad wall to reduce variance, and use partial power on long diagonals to prevent overshoot; perfect stages by collecting optional medals for fewest bounces or fastest clear, which pushes careful routing without forcing grind; what makes it unique is the focus on single-shot mastery—no chaotic spray, just thoughtful setups that feel like pocket math puzzles dressed in cinematic backdrops where every clean bank you earn feels deserved and replayable.

Instruction

Sharpshooter can use the bounce of the wall to change the shooting route during the game and eliminate all enemies on the map to complete the level

Specifications

• Easy to play