Shot Factor v1.0.3 Mod APK (Remove ads,Free purchase,No Ads)

Create an individual gun by using different mods.

Which casual game do you consider the best of all time? Considering how many games you’ve played, this should be no problem. However, when asked to choose only one casual game out of thousands or millions, how would you decide? The answer is simple: the one that leaves a lasting impression on you. This is because it’s easy to play, entertaining and can be done with just one hand. Even if it's true, you could fit everything in the palm of one hand. You will typically try a game out once, then get bored and delete it from your device. You'll then download another game to see if you can replicate your initial fun. This process will repeat until you get tired of playing games and decide to try out a different genre of game. There are many reasons why the casual games leave no impression on the player. I often play a lot of these games and always run into one of two situations. But I'm lucky because I still find some games that are easy to understand, light to play and unique; like Shot Factor.

On Google Play's Shot Factor game page, you only get a short description. It states that you need to use mods to make your gun the best ever. There's no mention of the game's story, gameplay tips or additional information about characters and upgrades. I was disappointed to see this since the game has a considerable length of time on Google Play. I initially decided to play Shot Factor because I wanted to see what the game was about based on my first impressions. Of course, that led me to become a fan of the game.

Many people enjoy this game because it appeals to their needs. I’m one of them, since I fell in love with the game after playing a few levels. One of the reasons is because many people feel bored when casual games aren’t engaging enough. In Shot Factor, the minimalistic game image doesn’t provide much to discuss. The game is also super easy to play; simply press one button. But despite these facts, the shot Factor idea confuses and intrigues players. Consequently, they become addicted to it. Playing Shot Factor feels like a simulation, but it's not. You're creating your very own gun when you play. A Guns Mod table sits atop a minimalist wood gunstock model. Tools used to modify firearms lay below the table, and the table itself is composed of square plates. These tools come in many different forms and serve different functions. For example, a x1 square on a gun indicates that it only fires once. The marker for x3 shows the block's vertical shape. When this block is placed on a gun, it causes the weapon to shoot three separate projectiles simultaneously. The weapon's vortex-shaped barrel allows the player to rotate the barrel while simultaneously firing multiple rounds at once. This feature also causes bullets to change direction in a circular motion that impacts multiple people at once. From the moment you design a gun you like, the battle begins. Before you is a clear roadway with approaching enemies. At this moment, your focus should shift away from gun design and instead on shooting. You receive bonus points for shooting enemies accurately and quickly. Each point you earn corresponds to either one new item or a group of items that you can use to customize your gun. Additionally, these bonuses correspond to the current level of your game. For example, if you earned one point, you could receive either one more item from the same category or a different item from a different category altogether. I’ve never seen a game where guns are modded before. This is a new and unusual concept that has a lot of fascinating components. From the scenes with many intense battles mixed in, it gives the impression of watching an arena for showcasing the abilities and effectiveness of previous modded guns. ———