About Bullet Force –
Game Info, Developer & History
Learn who made Bullet Force, the history of the game from 2015 to today, and what makes it stand out among browser FPS games.
Who Made Bullet Force?
Bullet Force was made by Lucas Wilde, an indie game developer who operates under the studio name Blayze Games. The game began as a personal project to create a high-quality multiplayer FPS playable directly in the browser — something that was technically challenging given the limitations of Unity WebGL at the time.
Lucas Wilde built Bullet Force largely as a solo project, handling game design, programming, asset creation, and server infrastructure. The initial browser release in 2015 quickly attracted attention for its surprisingly polished visuals and gameplay, especially compared to other browser games of the era.
After the browser version's success, Blayze Games expanded Bullet Force to iOS (2016) and Android (2017), connecting all three platforms on the same multiplayer servers. This cross-platform approach made Bullet Force one of the few truly cross-play FPS games available for free.
Bullet Force – Developer Details
- Developer
- Lucas Wilde
- Studio
- Blayze Games
- Engine
- Unity (WebGL + Native Mobile)
- Initial Release
- 2015 (Browser)
- iOS Release
- 2016
- Android Release
- 2017
- Genre
- Multiplayer First-Person Shooter
- Business Model
- Free to Play (cosmetic microtransactions)
- Status (2025)
- Active — servers online, regular maintenance
Bullet Force Game Modes
Team Deathmatch
Two teams compete to reach the kill limit first. Standard TDM format, 6v6 or 8v8.
Free For All
Every player for themselves. First to the kill limit wins. Great for practicing aim.
Conquest
Capture and hold objective points on the map. Teams score by controlling more flags over time.
Gun Game
Everyone starts with a pistol. Each kill upgrades your weapon. First to complete all weapons wins.
Campaign (offline): Bullet Force also includes a single-player campaign with AI bots for offline practice. A Zombie mode was discussed but has not been officially released.
Bullet Force Release History
Bullet Force launches as a Unity WebGL browser game. Blayze Games releases the initial version with 3 maps and basic weapon selection.
iOS version released on the App Store. First major content update adds new weapons and the Conquest game mode.
Android version released on Google Play. Cross-platform multiplayer connects mobile and browser players on the same servers.
Major update adds the scorestreak system (UAV, Airstrike, Helicopter), customizable perks, and weapon attachments.
Cosmetic system expanded with weapon skins, character cosmetics, and loot cases purchasable with Gold.
Ongoing balance updates, server stability improvements, and anti-cheat system updates. Community grows on Reddit and Discord.
Game continues active operation. Tens of thousands of daily players across browser and mobile. Blayze Games maintains server infrastructure.