Funny Shooter 2

Funny Shooter 2: cartoon FPS with endless kill-target levels

Funny Shooter 2 by GoGoMan is a cartoon first-person shooter set in bright, open arenas. You face waves of strange figures such as redmen, toiletmen and giants. There is no final stage. Every level shows a kill goal at the top of the screen, beginning at 0/10, and clearing it advances you to the next arena. Coins and gold earned along the way pay for guns, attachments, skins and character improvements.

It is a solo game against computer-controlled opponents. Advancement comes from finishing levels and collecting gold, not from lobbies or leaderboards.

How to play and PC controls

Each level ends once you fill the skull counter at the top. Opponents arrive from many sides, so glance at the round radar in the top-right to see where the next group is coming from. In general, finishing one group brings on the next, rather than a countdown timer running out.

Early on, stay on the move and wait to reload until the enemies right around you are down. You begin with a 30-round rifle and only one grenade, so avoid reloading or throwing while a crowd is rushing you. Aimed fire becomes more valuable as arenas fill up, while firing from the hip is mainly workable in the first levels.

Only slot 1 is open at the start, with slots 2 to 7 locked. Changing to another loaded weapon with the number keys often keeps you shooting while you would otherwise be stuck in a reload. When possible, target weak areas and the upper body to end fights with fewer shots.

All weapons and which upgrades to buy first

The shop offers 18 weapons across pistols, rifles, SMGs, shotguns, snipers, RPGs, bazookas and grenade launchers, plus attachments and skins for a personal loadout. Most levels add something fresh, whether that is a foe, a boss, a gun or an upgrade, so your setup keeps changing.

Match gun types to the situation:

• Rifles and SMGs: steady choices for redmen and mixed waves.
• Shotguns: strong at short range or against packed groups of weaker foes.
• Snipers: helpful for removing dangerous enemies from farther away.
• RPGs, bazookas and grenade launchers: best answers for giants, bosses and dense packs thanks to splash damage.
• Grenades: keep them for moments when newcomers are still clustered together, rather than spending them on a single straggler.

A sensible early spending plan:

1. Unlock a second weapon slot ahead of the first boss. Two ready guns let you keep firing while one is empty.
2. Raise the coin magnet early so pickups reach you faster across all future levels.
3. Add health for survivability, then improve grenade impact for crowd control.
4. Use the separate RPG and grenade launcher improvements on the home screen to lift explosive power.
5. Focus on one or two favorite guns and develop them fully instead of buying everything. A well-developed mid-tier weapon often outperforms a basic higher-tier one.

Buying decisions last, so open the achievements screen and collect any payouts before shopping. Avoid thinly spreading coins over guns you do not plan to keep.

How many levels and how to beat enemies and bosses

The game does not end. A fresh enemy type shows up every few levels with a short intro card, starting with the Redman, while levels 10, 20 and beyond each bring a tougher boss encounter.

• Regular redmen: easy alone but risky in packs. Answer them with rapid-fire guns while strafing.
• Toiletmen: sturdier than basic redmen and take extra hits. Take your time, place shots well and avoid spraying.
• Giants and bosses: tall and heavy-hitting, safer to fight from range. Rely on explosives and powerful guns, keep distance and avoid getting trapped in a corner.

Head into boss levels with two weapons loaded, a grenade available and as much health as possible. Remove smaller attackers when you can, then concentrate on the boss. Side-stepping and short jumps can make you harder to hit, but stay balanced enough to keep your aim steady.

How to get coins and gold faster

Coins come from fallen enemies during play, while achievements provide bonus gold that speeds up equipment unlocks. Both fund weapons and upgrades.

• Walk over dropped coins after each pack is cleared instead of running past them.
• Check the achievements page often and collect rewards before visiting the shop.
• Use explosives on grouped spawns to clear packs with fewer bullets.
• Reload between fights and swap guns with 1 to 7 rather than reloading under pressure.

Consistent clearing matters more than rushing. Even a difficult run still improves your setup if you gather drops and invest in magnet, health and explosive strength.

Can you play on mobile, Chromebook or unblocked, and how to fix lag

Keyboard and mouse on desktop give the most precise control for aiming, swapping guns and throwing grenades. The developer listing also runs the game in desktop and Android browsers in landscape, with a wide HUD. That same listing marks iOS as unsupported, so iPhone and iPad models may fail to load. Details vary by host, so treat desktop as the reliable option.

At school or work, choose a full browser build that finishes loading without a download. If the frame stalls while loading, refresh and follow the on-screen menu cues.

To reduce lag on Chromebooks and weaker PCs:

• Update to the newest version of Chrome or another current browser.
• Close unused tabs, streams and downloads.
• Use fullscreen and a smaller game window or lower visual setting where offered.
• Keep the device plugged in so power saving does not slow boss fights.

FAQ

Is Funny Shooter 2 multiplayer?

No. You fight AI opponents alone, and progress is tracked through levels, weapons and gold.

Is Funny Shooter 2 free?

Yes, it runs free in the browser. Kills and achievements unlock the upgrades.

What should beginners do first?

Clear the opening 0/10 goal, gather every drop, collect achievement gold, then open slot 2 before level 10. Raise magnet and health early and hold your grenade for a clustered group.