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Gun Spin

Blast round after round, harvest the recoil to stay airborne, and sling your weapon across surreal skies for maximum distance.

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Gameplay overview

Ride the recoil wave

Gun Spin transforms weapon kickback into a vertical launching pad. Fire at precise angles to keep spinning upward, bounce off boulders and explosive barrels, and funnel the cash you earn into stronger bullets, damage multipliers, and new firepower tiers.

Each map layer adds tougher wind gusts, shields to crack, and special crates that boost your upward momentum, daring you to master the physics loop and push the distance meter farther than before.

Controls

One-touch recoil timing

  • Click / Tap: Fire your current weapon at the shown angle.
  • Hold & Release: Time shots during slow-motion moments for extra height.
  • Menu Buttons: Spend coins on upgrades, weapon unlocks, and boosters.

Why play it?

Physics roguelite flair

  • Short runs snowball into multi-stage ascents thanks to persistent upgrades and weapon variety.
  • Snappy audio-visual feedback keeps each ricochet satisfying as you discover new milestone zones.
  • Daily missions and bonus crates reward consistent launches with bursts of currency and multipliers.

Tips

Chase the perfect shot

  • Fire just before the angle indicator swings downward to preserve forward velocity.
  • Prioritize damage upgrades early so obstacles shatter in one hit.
  • Use boosts at the apex of a jump to squeeze out extra meters and reach new checkpoints.

Our take

Why Gun Spin is a fun recoil toy

Gun Spin plays like a physics doodle come to life—your only motion comes from recoil, so every shot is both propulsion and risk. Chaining just the right angles to stay airborne a bit longer delivers that satisfying “I can stretch this run further” feeling.

Because the premise is so focused, it’s easy to grasp in seconds yet still interesting after many attempts, especially when you start optimising shot timing around obstacles and power-ups. It’s a great example of how a single mechanic can carry a whole arcade loop.

Who will enjoy it?

Players who enjoy physics experiments, trick-shot games, and quick score chases will get a kick out of Gun Spin. If you’re looking for narrative or deep progression it stays simple, but as a quick “what if recoil was movement?” toy it’s delightful.