Bullet Force adapts competitive shooting gameplay to suit mobile devices. While first person shooters are largely relegated to the domain of PC and console devices, Bullet Force does an admirable job of taking the core fundamentals of the formula and adapting it to the demands of a smaller screen.

You won't find the precise level of aiming that larger FPS games demand, but quick reflex and a voluminous understanding of the map designs is a critical aspect of success in this game. Over 20 weapons are available, and each of them functions differently than others, giving players a wide breadth to find the style of play that matches their personalities. And with the ability for head to head matches with up to 20 players, you'll need every tool at your disposal. These play out in four distinct gameplay modes that mimic everything from team death match to capture the flag. Players can even create custom matches to simulate the style of play they're looking for.

The multiplayer suite is complemented by robust single player features. The campaign mode boasts a minimalist story that pits you against gradually increasing challenges, while skirmish lets you test out your new weapons and tactics against AI controlled bots.