Bullet Force

Bullet Force aims for a more grounded, milsim-adjacent feel than most browser shooters: real weapon sway, bullet drop over distance, and attachments (scopes, grips, suppressors) that meaningfully change how a gun handles rather than just how it looks.

Because recoil and sway are modeled rather than cosmetic, tapping single shots at range consistently out-damages holding the trigger down, full-auto spray only pays off once an engagement has closed to close range where the spread doesn't matter as much. Loadout customization is worth tuning per map rather than keeping one fixed build, a long-sightline map rewards a scoped, single-fire setup that would be a liability in the tight corridors of a smaller map. Combat Online offers a similarly grounded multiplayer FPS if you want to compare loadouts across two different shooters.