Gunblood
Gunblood is a Wild West quick draw game where you face nine gunslingers in one-on-one duels. It is the entire western genre boiled down to its best three seconds: two people, a countdown, and a very short argument about who is faster.
No horses, no saloon brawls, no long speeches about honor. Just a gun, a hand hovering over it, and the word FIRE.
How to Play Gunblood?
Pick a character, then start the round by resting your cursor on the barrel of your gun in the lower left corner of the screen. Keep it there during the countdown, because moving it off the barrel pauses the game.
When the countdown hits FIRE, aim at your opponent with the mouse and click to shoot. Your score depends on accuracy, speed and how much life you have left after each round, so fast and accurate beats merely fast. Get through all nine opponents in Gunblood and there are four bonus rounds on top.
Tips and Tricks:
- Park the cursor early: Get onto the gun barrel before the countdown starts, so you are not scrambling when it matters.
- Aim, then click: Accuracy counts toward your score, so a clean hit beats a wild one.
- Protect your health: The life you have left at the end of a round is part of the score too.
What Are the Controls for Gunblood?
- Start a round: hold the mouse cursor over your gun barrel in the lower left corner
- Aim: move the mouse
- Shoot: click once the countdown reads FIRE
Moving the cursor off the barrel during the countdown pauses the game, so keep your hand still until it is time.
Features
- Wild West quick draw duels against nine computer opponents
- Four bonus rounds
- Scores based on accuracy, speed and remaining life
- Mouse only controls that also work on phones and tablets
- A roster of characters to choose from
If Gunblood has you itching for a draw, spin your way through GunSpin or slow time down in Time Shooter 2.
Gunblood FAQ
Who made Gunblood?
Gunblood was made by Andrew Wolf.
Is Gunblood free to play?
Yes. Gunblood is free to play on HahaGames, and you don't need an account.
Can I play Gunblood on a Chromebook?
Yes. Gunblood runs in the browser on Chromebooks, Windows PCs and Macs, with nothing to download or install. It works on phones and tablets too.
