Dive into the casual shooting puzzle game that blends physics-based reflections with precise aiming! Featuring a clean geometric art style and clearly structured levels, Bullet Bender delivers a relaxed but highly strategic experience.

The controls are simple and accessible: adjust your firing direction, rotate reflective panels, and carefully plan the bullet’s path using realistic ricochet mechanics. Your goal is to bend each shot in just the right way to eliminate the gangster boss and clear the level. Every shot is a test of logic, timing, and spatial awareness.

In Bullet Bender, your main objective is to eliminate the gangster boss using a single, well-planned shot. By clicking and dragging with your mouse, you must precisely adjust the shooting angle and rotate reflective panels in the scene to design an effective bullet trajectory. Successfully shootting the target instantly completes the level and unlocks the next challenge.

• Core Gameplay: Each level presents a fixed number of reflective panels and a single target. You must rely on bullet reflections or a direct shot to hit the target efficiently.
• Win Condition: Fire a bullet that successfully hits the target to win the level. There is no time limit, allowing you to focus on strategy and precision.
• Difficulty Progression: As you advance, levels become more complex. Reflective panels increase in number, angle adjustments require greater accuracy, and targets are placed in more concealed positions, often requiring multiple reflections to reach them. This steadily raises the demand for careful planning and fine control.

Game Controls

• Adjust Aim: Use the mouse to control the shootting direction.
• Rotate Reflective Panels: Click and drag to change the angle of reflective surfaces in the scene.
• Fire Bullet: Click the shooting button to shoot once the trajectory is aligned correctly.

Is there a limit to how many times I can adjust the reflective panels?

No. Before firing, you can freely adjust the reflective panels as many times as needed. Feel free to try until you find the perfect trajectory—there’s no penalty for repositioning.

When does the shooting button appear on the screen?

The shooting button appears only when your adjusted trajectory is correctly aligned to hit the target. If it doesn’t appear, it means the current bullet path won’t reach the target, and you’ll need to readjust your aim or the reflective panels.