Point N Shoot

Long Description:

Sharpen your reflexes and hand-eye coordination with Point-N-Shoot. Play this addictive game where the objective is to aim and time your shots perfectly. The closer the shots are to the bulls eye, the greater the score. You must also shoot as many clay pigeons as possible. There are four competitions in which you can test your shooting prowess: Archery, Rifle Range, 25mm Pistol, and Clay Pigeon.

Controls:

In Point-N-Shoot, players are participants in a shooting event in which their marksmanship is tested in four contests: Archery, Rifle Range, 25mm Pistol and Clay Pigeon. The objective is to time and estimate where weapons are pointed so that shots are placed as near to the bulls eye as possible. Moving targets add complexity to the game. The nearer the shot is to the bulls eye, the higher the score. Timing is further tested in the Clay Pigeon event where the player must shoot as may balls as he can. Archery: In this contest, use up, down, left, and right keys to control the direction by which you want to shoot the arrow. The strength of the shot is indicated by the meter on the upper right hand portion of the screen. The player is given 10 shafts. Rifle Range: Targets move horizontally. Players must shoot when the target stops briefly. The area the rifle is pointing to is indicated by a meter on the upper right hand portion of the screen. Players are given 10 shots. 25mm Pistol: Targets randomly move up, down, left and right. Players must time their shots when the gun sight is properly aimed on the target. 10 shots are given to the player. Clay Pigeon: Players use a rifle to shoot balls launched in the air. Participants may adjust their aim with the aid of an indicator on the bottom left hand portion of the screen. Players are given 15 chances to hit as many balls as possible. Direction Keys - Move Sight Key 5: Shoot Right Soft Key: Pause

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