ShotdogsFling your gun at seagulls in Shotdogs, a physics arcade game where timed clicks and bouncy chain-shots launch you across 10 islands.
Shotdogs
Shotdogs turns “get away from that seagull” into a launch game: instead of running from the birds pestering you on the beach, you fling your own gun at them and see how far it flies. Made by Alex Johansson, it’s a one-click physics toy dressed up as an arcade challenge — half aiming game, half pinball, entirely silly.
Every attempt starts the same way: click, and your gun goes sailing. Clip a seagull, bounce off a hot air balloon, or squish into a slime along the way and you pick up extra distance, chaining hits to push further across each of the game’s 10 islands. Between attempts you spend what you’ve earned on upgrades — more throw strength, less recoil, extra ammunition — so how far you get depends as much on your upgrade choices as your click timing.
Controls
- Desktop: Click the left mouse button at the right moment to launch your gun.
- Mobile: Tap the screen to launch.
Tips that actually help
- Chaining bounces off seagulls, slimes, and balloons carries your gun further than aiming for open space.
- Throw strength and recoil upgrades change every shot you take afterward, so they’re worth prioritizing over ammo early on.
- The click is a timing window, not just a direction — when you release changes power as much as where you aim.