Bullet Force delivers a full-featured competitive FPS experience inside your browser. The game has been in active development since June 2016 and continues to receive updates, with the latest arriving in February 2026.

The weapon roster spans over 60 guns — from the M4A1 and AK-47 to the AWP sniper rifle, MPX, MP5, 870 MCS shotgun, and the CX Scorpio — each customizable with optics, barrel attachments, laser sights, and over 100 camouflage skins.

What sets Bullet Force apart from lighter browser shooters is its killstreak system.

Consecutive kills without dying unlock powerful temporary abilities: a UAV that reveals enemy positions on the minimap at 4 kills, Counter UAV that blinds enemy minimaps at 5, Haste that boosts sprint and reload speed at 9, Super Soldier that increases bullet damage at 13, and…

This progression-within-a-match mechanic creates escalating tension where every life matters.

Combined with 7 distinct game modes, full character customization with performance-boosting perks, and support for both online PvP and offline bot matches, Bullet Force packs console-grade depth into a browser tab.

Bullet Force uses a standard FPS keyboard-and-mouse layout: As of October 2025, a keybind editor is available, allowing you to remap all controls to your preference. Your goal depends on the active game mode.

In Team Deathmatch (TDM), your squad competes for the most total kills before time runs out. In Free For All (FFA), every player fights for themselves. Conquest requires capturing and holding objective flags (A, B, C) across the map.

Gun Game cycles your weapon after each kill, and the first player to score with every weapon wins. Additional modes include Hardcore TDM (reduced HUD, increased damage), Hardcore FFA, VIP, and One Man Show.

Killstreaks are temporary abilities earned by getting consecutive kills without dying. You equip three killstreaks in the Customize menu before a match, assigned to Slots 1–3: Each killstreak can only be used once per life.