Artillery and Shooter Games for Android: APK and MOD Picks

Reading the artillery shooter label

A pure artillery game is about angle and power: you aim an arc, fire, watch the shell land and adjust. On this site the tag is broader. Cards here lean toward shooters in general, from space blasters to zombie campaigns, so treat the tag as a mix of aim and fire games rather than a strict list of turn based cannon duels.

That is good news if you just want a shooter with a clear target and a clear reward, and a little confusing if you came for classic artillery. Read each card title before you commit.

Cards worth a look

• Space Marshals 2: a stealth leaning shooter with a sci fi western setting.
• Dead Trigger: a first person zombie shooter built around waves and missions.
• Chicken Gun: a light hearted online shooter where you play as armed chickens.
• Space Shooter: Galaxy Attack: a classic top down spaceship shooter with waves of enemies.
• Zombie Hunter: a zombie shooting game with missions and weapon upgrades.
• Apex Legends Mobile: an entry for fans of the hero based battle royale series.

How to choose

Pick the camera first. First person shooters need precise aiming on a touch screen, so check whether the game offers aim assist and adjustable sensitivity. Top down and space shooters are much easier on a phone and suit short sessions. Then think about the enemy type: zombie games reward steady aim and ammo management, while sniper games reward patience.

If you would rather play against other people, the battle royale and shooter tags have the online side covered.

Before you install

Look at the Android version, the file size and whether the game downloads extra data after the first launch. Shooters with detailed 3D maps can be heavy, so older phones may run them poorly. Ask whether the game works without a connection: campaign shooters often do, while battle royale and team modes need a server.

MOD builds usually add money, ammo, health or an unlocked weapon set. In online shooters, altered files can lead to a blocked account or a game that refuses to open, so keep those for single player titles. Our guides cover installation, and the games catalog and MOD section list more.