Gun Clone

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This is basically Weapon Craft Run wearing a different hat. Gun Clone is a hypercasual arcade runner where you slide a stack of guns down a track, passing through multiplier gates to evolve your arsenal from pistols to futuristic weapons. Your goal? Shoot obstacles, collect cash, dodge hazards, and hit the finish line with the biggest gun collection possible. It's fast, mindless, and built for those 2-minute bursts when you're waiting for literally anything else to happen.

Key Features

• Auto-Shooting Action: Your guns fire automatically—just focus on steering left and right.
• Multiplier Gates: Pass through "+50 Years" or "Gun Amount X2" gates to upgrade your weapons mid-run.
• Endless Progression: Collect gems to unlock weapon skins and boost fire rate in the main menu.
• Browser-Friendly: No downloads, runs in Unity WebGL on pretty much any device from 2015 onward.

How to Play Gun Clone

It's stupidly simple to start, but the challenge comes from dodging hazards while chasing the highest multipliers.

Slide and Shoot Down the Track

You control a cluster of guns (starting with basic pistols) by moving your mouse or dragging your finger left and right. The guns automatically shoot forward, blasting through stacks of money, red triangle obstacles, and anything else blocking the path. Your job is pure navigation—dodge the bad gates, aim for the good ones.

Choose Your Gates Wisely

Every few seconds, you'll hit a "Danger Zone" with multiple gate options. Some add years to evolve your guns (pistol → rifle → futuristic blaster), others multiply your gun count (more guns = more firepower). But there are also trap gates that subtract years or cut your stack in half. One wrong choice and you're back to shooting with a sad little peashooter.

Max Out Your Multiplier at the Finish

At the end of each level, you hit a scoring zone where your final gun count and evolution level get multiplied into gems. Use those gems to buy permanent upgrades like faster fire rate or cosmetic weapon skins. Then you do it all over again on the next track. It's the hypercasual treadmill in its purest form.

Who is Gun Clone for?

Perfect for kids aged 6-14 or anyone killing time on a bus, waiting room, or bathroom break. The game requires zero brainpower—no strategy, no story, just reflexes and the dopamine hit of watching numbers go up. If you're looking for depth or replayability beyond the upgrade grind, this isn't it. But if you want something colorful that plays itself while you zone out? Yeah, it works.

The Gameplay Vibe

It's aggressively casual. The visuals are flat and unpolished—basic 3D models on a checkered track with a solid-color skybox. No shadows, no textures, just functional geometry. There's no music worth mentioning, just generic "pew pew" sound effects and the occasional ding when you grab a gem. It feels like a mobile game that got dumped into a browser, which is exactly what it is. The action is fast enough to keep you awake, but repetitive enough that you'll forget you played it five minutes after closing the tab.

Technical Check: Saves & Performance

The game saves your gem count and upgrades automatically using browser cache, so don't panic if you refresh. Just don't clear your cookies or you'll lose everything. Performance-wise, it's lightweight—runs smooth even on older laptops or mid-range phones. Unity WebGL can be a battery hog on mobile, but the sessions are short enough that it won't kill your charge in one sitting.

Quick Verdict: Pros & Cons

A decent time-waster if you have zero expectations.

• ✅ Pro: Instant action—no tutorial spam, you're playing in 3 seconds.
• ✅ Pro: Runs on anything with a browser and doesn't need a download.
• ❌ Con: Extremely repetitive—every level is the same track with slight color swaps. Gets old fast.

Controls

Responsive enough. No lag on desktop, though touch controls on mobile can feel a bit slidey if your screen is greasy.

• Desktop: Move your mouse left/right to steer. Shooting is automatic.
• Mobile: Drag your finger across the screen to move the gun stack.

Release Date & Developer

Developed by butchersgameskg@gmail.com and released on October 4, 2024. It's an indie project that leans heavily on the hypercasual runner template popularized by mobile ad-supported games.