Guncrafter is a new Minecraft-style shooting game for the iPhone and iPad, as well as other iOS devices. It’s not an official Minecraft spin-off, but the graphics are so well done that you will never know the difference. The point of the game is to build your own gun using various blocks made of wood and other materials, and then go to one of the stages in the game that features a Minecraft-style structure, and shoot it up block by block. You compete against others to try to shoot the most blocks in the shortest amount of time. Read on for some tips and tricks for Guncrafter!
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The gun’s aim can be rather unsteady at times, but how you construct the gun determines how well it aims and how much it recoils when you fire. If you have extra mass behind the barrel of the gun, it will recoil less, allowing you to aim it more steadily. Overall, though, you can make the gun almost as ridiculous-looking as you want, and as long as it has a trigger it will still be able to fire.
If the aim is too unsteady, try to slow your rate of fire down just a little bit. This will help you to shoot at the same blocks so that you can break them and add to your score, rather than simply cracking a whole bunch of blocks all over the level. This will make it easier to aim at the treasure box and earn yourself some coins as well.
When you start off, you can only build small handguns out of wood. However, keep earning coins by winning rounds and hitting treasure boxes, and when you unlock more gun slots, you’ll also be able to unlock bigger grids (so that you can build bigger and better guns with more ammo) and better materials, such as metal, with which to build guns out of.
If you beat someone (especially if you beat them by a big margin), hit rematch against them over and over as much as possible, so that you can beat them again and again. Also, try to shoot in the same area that you see your opponent shooting into, so that you can break the blocks that they crack, and end up taking all of the points.
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