Description

Shot Up is a satisfying “aim-and-obliterate” experience: launch projectiles into intricate cube structures and watch chain reactions cascade. Earn currency from spectacular demolitions to unlock character outfits and projectile skins—purely cosmetic, with no gameplay advantage—to keep runs feeling fresh. How to play Each stage presents a stack of cubes supported by hidden struts and weak links. Choose a projectile type, line up your shot, and fire to trigger collapses. Score multipliers reward big combo falls, secondary explosions, and ricochets that take out hard-to-reach supports. As levels progress, you’ll face barriers, shields, moving segments, and materials with different durability. Earned coins buy new looks and alternative VFX for your shots. Controls Mouse / Touch: Aim; Left-click/Tap to fire Right-click: Special projectile (when available) Number keys (1–4): Switch projectile types Spacebar: Charge or over-power shots (where supported) R: Quick restart to chase a higher score Strategies Target load-bearing points (corners, central pillars) to collapse more mass with fewer shots. Save specials for shielded faces or dense cores. Think in waves: first shot opens the structure, second shot finishes the fall. Chase combos, not singles—the scoring model favors chain reactions. Upgrade precision-related cosmetics last; they don’t alter power—pick the theme you like and focus on mastering angles. Short review Instant feedback, crunchy debris physics, and short-retry loops make Shot Up easy to love in quick sessions. The cosmetics are fun without turning into pay-to-win, and the level variety keeps the “just one more try” loop strong. FAQs Different projectile types? Yes—variants with distinct trajectories or area effects unlock as you play. Multiplayer? Single-player focus with leaderboards for friendly competition. Do outfits change stats? No—cosmetic only; fairness preserved. Attribution: Game names, art, and trademarks belong to their owners. This editorial is informational. For takedown/licensing inquiries, visit our Licensing/DMCA

Instruction

Mouse or Touch

Specifications

• Easy to play