Shooting and mission choices

Compare room-based firefights with mission-led shooters and fixed-position sniping. They reward different movement and ammunition decisions.

What makes each game different
Play	What you do	A useful first decision
Battle Royale Simulator	Choose the enemy count, parachute into the map, and search buildings for equipment. The challenge is surviving the encounters after landing rather than simply shooting from a fixed position.	Find a weapon and nearby cover before crossing open ground. Picking the largest enemy count immediately makes learning the map harder.
Wasteland Shooters	Join or create room-based firefights on wasteland maps, with free-for-all and team options. Weapon choice changes which distances are comfortable to fight at.	Choose a weapon for the map's sightlines. Reload behind cover rather than after stepping into the next open lane.
Army Combat	Choose an attacking or defending role and face armed opponents across the battlefield. You fight alone, so positioning replaces the protection a teammate might provide.	Clear one direction before exposing yourself to another. A weapon change is safest when a wall blocks enemy sightlines.
WarStrike	Follow campaign objectives in an FPS with weapon switching, grenades, and recovery items. Progress depends on completing the current mission as well as winning firefights.	Read the objective before moving into a fight. Keep a recovery item for the next exposed crossing rather than waiting until you have no safe position.
Mob City	Complete missions against a criminal gang in a city. Movement, aiming, and available combat tools all contribute to clearing the current objective.	Handle enemies on one side of the street before entering the middle. Use mission directions to avoid fighting in the wrong area.
Guerrillas io	Join or create a multiplayer combat room and coordinate through familiar FPS movement. Sliding and weapon changes add options during close encounters.	Learn the room's routes before repeatedly sprinting into the center. Keep a second route for leaving a contested area.
CS Online	Enter room-based team firefights in a browser FPS inspired by Counter-Strike. This is a separate browser game, rather than the official Counter-Strike release.	Hold a useful corner with an exit instead of stopping in a doorway. Reload when the route is covered.
Legendary Sniper	Select missions and eliminate designated targets from a vantage point. Limited ammunition makes a carefully timed shot more useful than rapid firing.	Wait for a target to cross a predictable opening. Check that the sight is settled before spending another round.
Masked Special Forces	Join multiplayer FPS battles and adjust weapons or equipment between encounters. Movement options such as running and sliding support different approaches to cover.	Pick a route with cover before sprinting. Slide to reach a useful position rather than simply moving faster into an exposed area.