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What Pro Shooter is

Pro Shooter is a 3D shooting game from GeniGames that arrived on Poki in November 2025. You play a hired gunman sent into city locations to take out a set number of armed targets. Each stage is an assignment: get into position, pick your moment, and drop every enemy before they drop you.

The levels are built from street scenery rather than a fantasy setting. Files in the game include a construction site, rooftop air conditioners and water tanks, shipping containers, parked vehicles, bus stops, fire hydrants and graffiti-covered walls, so most shots are taken across alleys and between buildings.

How to play

The whole control scheme fits into one gesture. Press and keep holding the mouse button to bring up your aim, steer the crosshair onto a target, then let go to fire. The game prints the same instructions on screen as "TAP TO AIM" and "Release to shoot". Pro Shooter also runs on phones and tablets: there you press and hold on the screen in place of the mouse, and lift your finger to take the shot.

Reading the screen

• Skull counter at the top shows how many enemies you have taken down out of the total in the level, for example 0/4 at the start.
• Red health bar under it drops when enemy fire hits you; when it runs out the game shows "You Died!".
• Bullet row shows the rounds left in your current gun.
• Weapon button on the side lets you swap guns, and the game confirms the change with messages such as "Pistol selected" or "Sniper selected".

Weapons and enemies

Your arsenal grows as you progress. The build contains handguns, a sniper rifle, a shotgun, an assault gun and a machine gun, plus named models such as the Thunderguard Pistol and the Thunderblitz X10. When a new one becomes available you get a "New Gun Unlocked" screen, and stronger models are flagged with "Higher Fire Power!".

Opponents come in several types. There are rifle-carrying enemies, pistol-armed gunmen, and boss characters with their own walking and shooting animations. A clean hit to the head is called out with a separate headshot message, and the game keeps a count of headshot kills.

Tips

• Nothing fires until you release, so keep holding while you line up the crosshair and only let go once it sits on the target.
• Check the bullet row before you commit to a shot so you know how many rounds the current gun has left.
• Glance at the skull counter between shots to see how many targets are still standing.