Crack Shot

You control a crosshair with your mouse, clicking to fire your rifle. The animals, deer and birds mostly, would appear from the edges of the screen, moving at different speeds. Your focus is split between tracking the quick, darting targets and carefully avoiding the protected species that wander into view. You press the spacebar to reload after a set number of shots, a brief pause that adds a small layer of tension. The pace picks up as your score climbs, with more targets appearing and the risk of an accidental hit increasing. It feels like a test of reflexes and careful observation, a simple loop of aiming and restraint that becomes surprisingly tense.