About ROOMGUN
ROOMGUN is a short FPS game set in one place: your room. You're in it, visitors keep showing up, and you shoot them until you can finally have the place to yourself. It mixes a first-person shooter with bullet hell, so the room fills up with shots you need to weave through.
The look is clean and minimal, with flat beige walls, a big window and chunky low-poly shapes. The visitors come in a variety of types, so the small space keeps changing on you.
It was made over a jam weekend by a small team. Your progress saves between visits, and you can play ROOMGUN online with a keyboard and mouse.
How to Play ROOMGUN
- Press Space on the title screen to begin.
- Click inside the game window so it captures your mouse, then aim by moving the mouse.
- Use the keyboard and mouse to move and fire.
- Press O or P to adjust mouse sensitivity until aiming feels right.
- Face down every visitor that comes into your room.
- To wipe your save and start over, hold Backspace on the title screen.
What to Expect in ROOMGUN
ROOMGUN is fast and short. The visitors fire back, so the room fills with bullets and you spend as much time dodging as aiming. That's the bullet hell side of it, squeezed into the four walls of one room.
The humor is dry: the whole fight is about wanting to be left alone. As a jam game, it's a compact run you can finish in one sitting, and ROOMGUN free in a browser tab makes it an easy one to try between other things.
Tips for ROOMGUN
- If the game runs poorly, turn on hardware acceleration in your browser settings.
- If the aim reticle starts drifting, switch to fullscreen.
- Set sensitivity with O and P before the first visitor arrives, so your aim feels steady when it counts.
- Keep moving. In a bullet hell, standing still is how you get hit.
- If the game behaves strangely in your browser, try a different one. Some run it better than others.
Who Made ROOMGUN
ROOMGUN was made by Mediflect, Skrinkus, hydezeke, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Godot over a weekend for Ludum Dare 54. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the ROOMGUN page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is ROOMGUN free?
Yes. ROOMGUN is free to play here, with nothing to buy and nothing to install. It runs in a browser tab on a computer with a keyboard and mouse. Press Space on the title screen, click into the window so it grabs your mouse, and the first visitor is on the way.
How do you play ROOMGUN?
Press Space to begin, click inside the window, and aim with the mouse. Use the keyboard and mouse to move and shoot as visitors come into your room, and dodge the shots they fire back. Press O or P to tune mouse sensitivity if aiming feels off.
What is the goal in ROOMGUN?
Get your room back. A variety of visitors keep coming in, and your job is to face each of them and shoot them down. Clear them all and you can finally be alone in your own room, which is the whole point of the game.
Who made ROOMGUN?
ROOMGUN was made by Mediflect, Skrinkus and hydezeke, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Godot over a weekend for Ludum Dare 54. We embed the creators' own version and link back to the original release, so the credit for the game goes where it belongs.
Can I play ROOMGUN on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook can run it if hardware acceleration is turned on in the browser, and a mouse makes aiming much easier than a trackpad. A phone is a poor fit, since the game needs a keyboard and mouse for moving and looking around in first person.
Is ROOMGUN unblocked at school?
ROOMGUN unblocked play only needs a browser tab, with nothing to download. Whether it opens on a school network depends on that network's filters, which we do not control. If it does load, a mouse makes aiming far easier than a trackpad.
Why is ROOMGUN running slowly or the aim drifting?
If ROOMGUN runs poorly, turn on hardware acceleration in your browser settings and reload. If the aim reticle drifts, switch to fullscreen. Some browsers handle the game better than others, so switching browsers is worth a try if problems continue.
Does ROOMGUN save my progress?
Yes. ROOMGUN keeps a save in your browser, so you can come back to it later. If you want a clean start, hold Backspace on the title screen to reset the save. Clearing your browser data will also wipe it, so keep that in mind.
