Bullet Force — Play Free Online

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About Bullet Force

Bullet Force is the closest thing the browser has to a full modern military shooter. It has loadouts, attachments, killstreaks, prone, sprint and a progression system, all running in a WebGL build that loads in a tab. If you have played Call of Duty, everything here will feel immediately familiar.

Team Deathmatch, Conquest, Gun Game and a free-for-all mode share a handful of tightly built maps. The multiplayer is real — you are matched against other players — and there is an offline mode against bots for practising a weapon before you take it online.

How to play Bullet Force

Start in the offline mode against bots to learn the maps and set your sensitivity without feeding a real lobby.
Customise a loadout before your first online match: a red dot sight and a grip make the starting rifle far more usable.
Play Team Deathmatch first — Conquest asks you to hold points, which is much harder without map knowledge.
Use prone and crouch. Bullet Force rewards holding a lane from a low profile more than most browser shooters.

Bullet Force controls

Action	Key
Move	W A S D
Sprint	Left Shift
Crouch	C
Prone	Z
Jump	Space
Aim / fire	Mouse
Reload	R
Switch weapon	1 – 2 or scroll
Grenade	G
Knife	V

Tips for Bullet Force

Aim down sights for anything past close range — hip fire spread is punishing here.
Reload behind cover, not while backing away in the open; the animation is long enough to lose a fight.
Attachments matter more than the gun. A grip on a mediocre rifle beats a bare meta weapon.
Watch your minimap for red dots after enemies fire unsuppressed — that is free information most players ignore.