Target Shooting Game
Hit the bullseye, build a combo and beat six timed rounds. Moving targets and golden bonuses test your aim on desktop and mobile.
Tap or click a target to shoot. Gold targets add 2 seconds.
Keyboard: arrows aim · Space shoots · R reloads · P pauses
About Target Shooting
Target Shooting is a six-round browser shooting range. Hit the center for 100 base points, build a streak for up to a four-times multiplier, and reach each round’s score goal before the timer ends.
How to play
Click or tap a target to shoot. The outer rings score fewer points than the bullseye. You have six shots in each magazine; press Reload or R to reload early, or let the game reload automatically when it is empty. On a keyboard, move the sight with the arrows and fire with Space.
Moving targets and golden bonuses
The first round uses stationary targets. Later rounds introduce smaller, faster moving targets. A golden target doubles the shot score and adds two seconds to the round timer. Missing a shot or letting a target expire resets your streak. Clear all six goals to finish the challenge.
Your range record
The range shows your total score, accuracy and round progress. Your personal best is saved in this browser. Use Pause or P to stop the timer; switching away from the tab also pauses the game.
Prefer a puzzle? Try Fruit Shooter. For a shooting gallery, play Bottle Shooting.
FAQ
Is Target Shooting free to play?
Yes. Target Shooting is free and runs in your browser with no download or sign-up.
Can I play Target Shooting on mobile?
Yes. The game works on phones and tablets as well as on PC.
Practical game guides
More game guides →- Tracking Moving Targets Without Wasting Shots
A moving board rewards a steady cursor more than a hurried guess. Track the center, notice direction changes and separate hits from high-value hits.
- Reload Timing and Streaks in Target Shooting
Six shots can disappear before the round feels underway. Plan the refill around target lifetime and scoring value rather than waiting for an empty magazine.
- Choosing a Target Before Its Lifetime Runs Out
An untouched board can still end your streak. Read its shrinking ring before deciding that the newest, easiest-looking target should get the next shot.
- What Two Golden Seconds Actually Add to a Round
A gold board adds up to two seconds. The timer cap and the other active targets determine how much of that extension you can use.