Shotgun Simulator

Trench combat gave pump-action shotguns a place in military history, especially with American soldiers during World War I. Shotgun Simulator presents that weapon as a single-barrel model with an eight-round capacity, showing how buckshot spreads from a smooth-bore barrel and why its practical reach stays around 50 to 70 meters. Realistic firing animation and sharp visual effects show each part of the shot cycle with close attention to how this type of firearm operates.

How to play?

Drag cartridges into the chamber, then pull the trigger to fire. After each shot, pull the bolt to cycle the weapon and prepare the next round. Interaction runs through direct on-screen handling, with each shell loaded by hand before the next blast.