Pixel Shoot WebGL. Lab Of The Dead Flash. ForceZ io WebGL. Let the Bullet Fly 3 Flash. Shooter Job-3 Flash. Zombudoy 2 Flash. Freefall Tournament WebGL.

Grand Action WebGL. Warzone Getaway 2 Flash. Thrust II Flash. Dann reise ein paar Jahre in die Zukunft und zeige, was für ein versierter Weltraumkapitän in dir steckt.

Die Wahl liegt also ganz bei dir, für was für einen Shooter du dich entscheidest. Die Vielfalt ist riesig. Von realistischen Weltkriegsabenteuern über Mann-gegen-Mann-Herausforderungen bis hin zu abgedrehten Sci-Fi-Shootern ist in der Onlinewelt alles vorhanden.

Es kommt lediglich auf deinen Geschmack und deine Vorlieben an, wo und vor allem mit was du rumballern möchtest. Worauf wartest du noch?

Deine Bleispritze lädt sich nicht von selbst nach. Egal, in welchem Jahrhundert du gegen deine Feinde kämpfst: Dir steht immer ein riesiges Arsenal cooler Waffen zur Verfügung.

Streitäxte, Bazookas, Handgranaten, Scharfschützengewehre — deine Gegner werden zittern. In manchen Killerspielen schleichst du dich aus dem Hinterhalt an deine Feinde heran, in anderen wiederum stürzt du dich Hals über Kopf ins Kampfgetümmel.

Denn manchmal ist einfach Losballern die bessere Taktik! Achte nur immer darauf, dass du genügend Munition hast oder dass die Klinge deines Schwerts nicht stumpf ist!

Tuning Mania. Hoguera Games. A 2D top-down twin stick shooter inspired by Nuclear Throne. WolverineSoft Studio. Post apocalyptic roguelike top down shooter made of cardboard.

Golden Axe Games. No Players Online. Milkman Karlson. You are a goose with robot arms and a GUN! You must fight endless waves of rabid pitbulls to survive.

DOOG Hololive fangame. David Wu SoftDev. A classic aerial strategy game full of biplane hijinks. New weapon technologies to fry the space baddies!

Excellent remake of the sit down arcade classic! Collect crystals in the most dangerous parts of the galaxy!

Destroy the enemy air force in this toy based shoot 'em up! If they start the battle, you better be there to finish it!

Many such games exist, both in arcade-game format and on personal computers. Many games which were initially popular as arcade shooters have also been ported to PCs.

One of the earliest games ever invented on the computer, Spacewar! Created by MIT students in , the game involved two rocket ships firing at each other while also flying through space so as to avoid falling into the gravity well of a nearby star.

The former was created by Stanford University students and became a popular attraction at the student union there for years; the latter, the first commercially released arcade game, was designed by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney, who would shortly thereafter go on to found Atari.

However, the game which best exemplifies the genre is generally considered to have been Space Invaders, released in by the Japanese company Taito and licensed in the United States to Midway.

In Space Invaders, the player controls a laser cannon, which is positioned at the bottom of the screen. His goal is to shoot down wave after wave of aliens, which move down from the top of the screen.

Although simple, the game proved overwhelmingly popular: it caused a shortage of hundred-yen coins in Japan, and the home version for the Atari resulted in quadrupled sales of the console.

Two games with similar gameplay to Space Invaders are Galaxian and Galaga, released by Namco in and respectively.

These had more advanced graphics than Space Invaders. Galaga also featured more difficult and complex enemy behavior than its predecessors.

Like the games discussed above, Defender required the player to defeat never-ending waves of aliens.

It stood out from its predecessors, however, in its side-scrolling environment: no longer was the player limited to a single screen. The ship in Defender could also move up and down the screen as well as left and right.