read from the SlowDen catalogue on 3 September 2026. Counts change as games are added.
The short version. SlowDen lists 20 free games under Shooting, from 17 different studios, all running in the browser tab you already have open — no download, no installer, no sign-up. 7 of them involve a gun. 5 are bubble shooters. The other 8 are neither. If you came here for a first-person shooter, the list is shorter than the category number suggests — and that is worth knowing before you click.
People look for these under several different names: browser games, web games, internet games or just online games. They all mean the same thing here — a game that runs on a web page, with nothing to install. If you arrived searching for shooting internet games or free online shooting games unblocked, this is the page you wanted.
Everything below is read straight out of the SlowDen catalogue: the titles, the studios, the tags and the control lists. Where a studio published something, we quote it. Where nobody published anything, we say so instead of guessing.
Split the 20 by what they are actually tagged as, and the category comes apart into three quite different piles.
| What it is | How many | Which ones |
|---|---|---|
| Guns and first-person shooters tagged gun or first person shooter | 7 | Hazmob FPS: Online Shooter, Brawl Simulator 3D, Far Island: Tactical Warfare, Sniper Attack2, Wild Hunting Clash, Aliens Hunter, Mafia Wars |
| Bubble shooters aim and fire coloured bubbles at a board | 5 | Bubble Shooter: Tap & Pop, Bubble Pop Legend, Bubble Blast, Bubble Pop Fairyland, Pool Shoot Tournament |
| Neither | 8 | Age of Tanks Warriors: TD War, Fun Ragdoll Challenge! Mini Games Collection!, Weapon Upgrade, Snake of Bullets: Collect and Shoot!, Block Bloom, Dragon Hunter, Penalty Shooter, Ninja vs Ragdolls: Sharp Knife Throw! |
The third row is the interesting one. Penalty Shooter is a football game — you are shooting a penalty. Age of Tanks Warriors: TD War is a one-click tower-defence strategy game by its own description. Ninja vs Ragdolls: Sharp Knife Throw! throws knives at ragdolls. And Block Bloom carries no shooting tag at all — its own description calls it "a colorful puzzle-shooter about smart timing and sharper planning", and its controls are about watching a conveyor belt and tapping.
We have not re-filed any of them. The category a game sits in comes from the game, and quietly moving titles to make a page look tidier would misrepresent what the studios published. What we can do is tell you what is in the box.
This is the part that runs against expectation. Of the 16 games here that publish a control list at all, only 2 name a keyboard key:
Everything else is aimed with a pointer. Sniper Attack2 is mouse-only by design — hold the left button to aim, drag to move the camera, release to fire. Bubble Pop Legend publishes desktop and mobile side by side: move the mouse to aim and click to fire, or swipe to adjust the aim line and tap to shoot. Penalty Shooter asks you to drag a shot path with a finger or a mouse and release to kick.
Brawl Simulator 3D is worth singling out — it is the only game in this category that publishes two separate labelled control lists, one headed "Mobile devices" with a left joystick to move and a right joystick to aim, and one headed "Desktop devices". Most studios write one list and leave you to work out which device it assumes. This one does not make you guess.
The usual caution applies and we are not going to drop it: these are the studios' own published control lists, not SlowDen test results. Read a keyboard-only list as a good reason to reach for a computer, rather than as proof a game refuses to work on a phone. Each game's page carries its own device note. If phones are your main concern, browser games that work on a phone goes into it properly.
Bubble Blast, Pool Shoot Tournament, Wild Hunting Clash, Aliens Hunter arrived without a control list. That is not a fault in the games — it is a gap in what the studio shipped alongside them, and it is common across the whole partner catalogue.
We would rather show you a blank than fill it in. Writing "use the mouse" because a game looks like it uses a mouse is exactly the kind of small invention that makes every other line on a page less trustworthy. If you have played one of these and know the controls, tell us and we will credit the correction.
Every one is a partner title, shown on SlowDen in partnership with Playgama and remaining the property of the studio credited. 17 studios for 20 games — Fun Ragdoll Challenge! Mini Games Collection!, Snake of Bullets: Collect and Shoot! and Ninja vs Ragdolls: Sharp Knife Throw! all come from Eccentric Studio Games, and both bubble-pop games are Anna Inc.
If the gun games are what you wanted, the shortlist is Hazmob FPS: Online Shooter, Brawl Simulator 3D, Far Island: Tactical Warfare, Sniper Attack2, Wild Hunting Clash, Aliens Hunter, Mafia Wars — start with Hazmob FPS: Online Shooter, which is the only genuinely multiplayer one. If it was the bubble shooters, Bubble Pop Legend publishes the clearest controls of the 5.
The whole category lives at shooting games. Neighbouring categories worth a look: action, arcade and multiplayer.
They load from slowden.com and from our partner Playgama, with nothing to download and no account to make. Whether any site opens on a school or office network is decided by that network's filter, not by us — so no site can honestly promise the word "unblocked". What is true here: no installer, no sign-up, and the game runs in the tab you already have open.
7 of the 20. Another 5 are bubble shooters — you aim and fire coloured bubbles at a board — and the remaining 8 are things like a tower-defence tank game, a football penalty game and a knife-throwing physics game. "Shooting" is a broad category label, not a promise of firearms.
Mostly no, and that surprises people. Of the 16 games here that publish a control list, only 2 name a keyboard key at all — Hazmob FPS and Brawl Simulator 3D. The rest are aimed and fired with a mouse or a fingertip. If you assumed a shooting category meant WASD, this one does not.
Brawl Simulator 3D is the clearest case: it publishes two separate control lists, one for mobile with on-screen joysticks and one for desktop. Most of the rest are pointer-driven and describe tapping or swiping. We are repeating what each studio published rather than testing the games ourselves, so read a keyboard-only list as a reason to reach for a computer rather than as proof a game refuses touch. Each game's page carries its own device note.
No. Every game listed here is free to play with no account. SlowDen does not sell games and does not take payment from players.
17 different studios, each credited by name on its own page and on its card. All 20 are partner titles shown in partnership with Playgama and remain the property of the studios that built them.
We do not rank them. SlowDen does not track play counts, and inventing a "most played" list would be making a number up. The full category is listed above so you can pick for yourself.
Made a shooting game? SlowDen takes submissions from developers — any playable browser game, and it does not have to be a challenge entry. Send it here. And if you publish a control list with it, you will already be ahead of 4 of the games on this page.