Bullet League Robogeddon

Bullet League Robogeddon

Developer: GameDistribution (distributor)Updated

Battle RoyaleBuilding2dplatformershooterbuilding

Battle royale rules on a 2D platform map: find guns, put up walls and be the last one standing against a horde of robots. You play as a boar with a very large gun. It combines shooting and building like Fortnite does, in a much shorter and simpler form, and it is an entirely separate game.

How to play Bullet League Robogeddon

  1. Press Play and wait for the game to load. It may show the distributor's ad first.
  2. Move around the map with WASD and look for guns.
  3. Choose a gun or a wall from your inventory with the number keys.
  4. Click the left mouse button to fire, or to build when a wall is selected.
  5. Be the last one standing.

Controls

WASDMove
Left mouseFire or build
1, 2, 3, 4, 5Choose an inventory slot

Tips for your first matches

The left mouse button does both jobs, so the slot you have selected decides what a click does. Check it before a fight, because a wall placed by mistake when you meant to shoot can cost you the round.

  • Keep moving: on a 2D map, standing still gives opponents one easy line to aim along.
  • Use walls for cover when you need a moment to switch weapons.
  • Pick up a gun first and worry about a better one later.

Who it suits

Pick this one when you want the fight-and-build idea without a large 3D map or a long match. For a 3D battle royale with a plane drop, try Pixel Battle Royale Multiplayer. If you'd just like to build without being shot at, try Fort Builder.

Device support

The distributor's catalog lists this game as not mobile-ready, and it relies on a keyboard and mouse, so play it on a computer.

Frequently asked questions

›Is Bullet League Robogeddon free?

Yes. It is free to play in your browser and needs no download. The game may show its own ads, supplied by its distributor.

›Can I play on a phone?

It is not listed as mobile-ready and is built for a keyboard and mouse, so a computer is the better choice.

›Is it related to Fortnite?

No. It is a separate game that shares the battle royale idea of shooting and building. It has no connection to Epic Games or Fortnite.

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