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Lethal Blaster

How to play
  • A one-on-one laser duel across a space-station arena. Both fighters have a row of columns — while you're behind one you're safe, but you can't see the other side at all. Step out into a gap to see and shoot… which means they can see you too. The exact same rule applies to your opponent.
  • Desktop: move the mouse to aim, click to fire (hold for the auto rifle). A / D or ← / → step left / right — out of cover into the open, or onward behind the next column. R reloads, 1–5 picks a weapon, 0 holsters (no weapon — widest view), Q / E cycle.
  • Touch: swipe left / right to step between columns and gaps, tap down-range to fire at that spot, hold to spray the auto rifle. Tap the weapon chips at the bottom to switch.
  • Every weapon is a different sight view: the whole screen becomes that blaster's reticle, and the view zooms in the closer-quarters the weapon — the rail sniper zooms right in behind a full scope. Holster (0) for the widest lookout view.
  • When you're exposed, watch for the red targeting laser — it means they've locked on. Step back behind a column before the bolt flies (a moving target only takes a graze).
  • Headshots do extra damage. If they hide, pepper their column to flush them into the open, then catch them on the run.
  • Solo: beat the trooper to advance a level — it gets faster, tougher, and more accurate. A new weapon unlocks every 2 levels; your level and unlocks are saved.
  • Play a friend online — a true device-to-device duel, completely fair: same arena, same weapons, everything unlocked.
    1. One player taps Host and gets a short game code — send it to your friend (iMessage, text, however).
    2. The friend taps Join, types in the code, and the duel starts on its own.
    A tiny relay just introduces your two devices with that code — once connected, the duel itself flows straight between them. If the connection hiccups mid-duel, the match pauses and reconnects by itself — your win tally is kept.

LETHAL BLASTER

First-person cover duel. Step out to shoot — step back to live.