Bullet Dodge Free online game

What is it?

Bullet Dodge is like an old arcade plane shooter in reverse: you fly a plane over the sea and dodge the bullets fired by waves of enemy planes. You never shoot — you only dodge, so how long you survive is your score.

It starts with fighters taking aimed single shots, but soon planes sweep across the screen, big gunships fire rings of bullets and bombers spray spirals, until the screen is full of bullets. Only the small dot in the middle of your plane can be hit, so there's a real thrill in calmly slipping through tight gaps.

How to play

1. Drag anywhere on the screen and your plane follows
2. It's over if a bullet hits the white dot in the middle of your plane · or if you crash into an enemy plane
3. Graze bullets by a hair for bonus points · a bomber appears every 45 seconds

Playing on PC (keyboard · mouse)

On phones you tap the screen; on PC you can also use the mouse and the keys below.

Difficulty and rankings

There's a weekly ranking and an all-time ranking; the weekly one resets every Monday at midnight (Korea time). For details, see the Help.

Good to know on Hanpanmadang

• You get 10 points for every second you survive, plus 5 more for each bullet that grazes past the white dot in the middle of your plane without hitting it.
• Only the white dot in the middle counts as a hit, not the whole plane. Bullets overlapping your wings are fine as long as they miss the dot — but crashing into an enemy plane ends the game.
• At first only fighters with aimed shots appear. On Normal, planes that sweep across dropping bullets join at 15 seconds, fighters with three-way shots at 20 seconds, and big gunships that stop and fire rings at 30 seconds.
• Every 45 seconds a bomber appears, firing a two-armed spiral together with aimed fan-shaped volleys, then flies off the top after a while. Hard starts as if 20 seconds have already passed.
• Once per game you can continue: the bullets and nearby enemies vanish and you're invincible for 2 seconds.

Common mistakes

Flying up toward the top of the screen.

Close to the enemies, bullets haven't spread out yet, so the gaps are tiny. Staying near the bottom lets the bullets fan out and opens a path.

Making big moves to dodge each bullet.

Aimed shots fly at where you were. Gliding steadily to one side makes them keep missing behind you, while big dodges and coming back often trap you between new bullets.

Tips

• Drag from an empty spot near the bottom instead of on the plane itself — your finger won't hide the bullets coming at you.
• Gunship rings get wider apart the farther they travel. Don't hold your ground right in front — keep your distance and slip through the widened gaps.
• Grazing bullets on purpose earns bonus points. Once you're comfortable, sidestep aimed shots by a hair to rack up points.
• On PC, holding Shift slows your plane down so you can thread precisely through a bomber's dense barrage.