Blocky Hunt

1. Move through the savanna and spot animals such as zebras, antelope, ostriches, wildebeest, giraffes, lions, elephants and eagles.
2. Aim with the crosshair or switch to the scope for a zoomed view, then fire. Your score is the number of animals brought down.
3. Each animal you bring down pays coins. A headshot deals double damage and pays double coins.
4. When the 105-second timer ends, the results screen shows headshots, accuracy, best streak and coins earned, and offers Hunt Again or the Gun Shop.

W A S D or arrow keys

Move

Mouse (click the game to capture it)

Look around

Left click

Fire

Right click or Ctrl

Toggle the sniper scope

Shift / Space

Sprint / Jump

Q or C

Blow the caller whistle when a charge is ready

B

Open the gun shop

Touch: joystick, FIRE, AIM, JUMP, WHISTLE

Move, shoot, scope, jump and whistle on a phone

• Heavy animals such as lions, elephants, giraffes and wildebeest can take more than one hit. A wounded one panics and runs away, and it does not count until it goes down.
• A missed shot resets your streak, so patience pays; the best streak is recorded on the results screen.
• Every fifth animal you bring down earns a caller whistle charge. Blowing it lures animals toward you for 20 seconds.
• The gun shop sells nine weapons, from the free Ranger .243 to the 6,000-coin Golden Eagle, including bows, a crossbow and ray guns. Each shows Power, Speed and Aim bars.
• The timer stops while the shop is open, and your coins and owned weapons are saved.

• Use the scope for distant targets, then drop out of it to find the next one; the wider view helps you track moving animals.
• Aim for the head. On heavy animals, a headshot with the starter rifle is enough to bring them down in one shot.
• Hold the whistle until several animals are in view, then blow it so they come to you.
• Spend coins between rounds. A harder-hitting weapon removes the wounded-and-fled problem on big game.

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