3D FPS Target Shooting

How to Play 3D FPS Target Shooting

The view is first person, portrait-orientated, with your hands and rifle at the bottom of the screen. The HUD at the top shows how many rounds you have left, your current score against the level target — 0/12 on the first range, 10/20 later — and a bar with three stars that fills as your score climbs.

Aim by moving your pointer or finger, then click or tap to fire. Each hit on the target scores by ring, so the small red bullseye in the middle pays the most. Later ranges swap the quiet shooting shed for an open desert camp with towers and huts, and add extra targets and props beside the main board.

Beat the score requirement and a Success screen appears with your star rating, final score and a coin reward, plus buttons to replay the level or continue. Coins bank up in the counter at the top of the screen and go toward unlocking the Kar98k, M24 and AWM.

Tips

1. Rounds are limited and shown in the top-left counter, so settle your aim before pulling the trigger instead of spraying shots.
2. Rings score by distance from the middle — the little red center is worth far more than an outer-ring hit, which matters when a level asks for 20 points.
3. A three-star finish needs a high score, not just a pass, so replay a range if the star bar only partly filled.
4. Bank coins from cleared levels rather than replaying easy ranges forever — they are what unlock the Kar98k, M24 and AWM.

Features

• First-person rifle shooting at ringed paper targets with score-by-ring accuracy
• Level goals shown as a score target plus a three-star rating bar
• Coins awarded on every successful level
• Unlockable weapons: Kar98k, M24 and AWM
• Different range settings, from an indoor shooting shed to a desert camp

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 3D FPS Target Shooting free?

Yes, the game is completely free and plays in your web browser with no download or install.

Can I play it on my phone?

Yes. It works on desktop and mobile, and the portrait layout plus one-handed tap-to-shoot control suits phones well.

How do I unlock the Kar98k, M24 and AWM?

You buy them with coins. Completing levels pays out coins — 330 per clear in the runs shown — which build up in the counter at the top of the screen.

What do the three stars mean?

They are your rating for the level. The bar at the top fills as you score, so hitting the red bullseye more often earns more stars than scraping past the minimum score.

Is there multiplayer?

No. It is a single-player shooting range where you play against the level's score requirement.