Hitmasters - Shoot & solve puzzles

Hitmasters is not just a simple shooting game but a strategic puzzle. If you are ready to become a super hero, spy, and gun master - one of the epic masters battle games waiting for you!

You are a super agent, who can save the world from hitman and other bad guys.

Remember! No one of that dude not your buddy!

Don't try to kick them and hit! Choose the weapon from bazooka to a gun and use it. Your epic bullet can slice them with one shot if you choose the right bullet trajectory.

So many enemies and levels for you to take down, each with their own unique twist! How smart are you? Can you solve all the puzzles? Slice through enemies to cut them down.

Use the correct trajectory and beat bad guy! The one thing you have to ask yourself is: can you do it in one shot? Start with simple puzzles and then advance to some challenging levels, that are fit for your skills!

Hitmasters Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Cheats & Strategies to Beat All Levels and Unlock Everything

1. Take As Much Time As You Need

One of the common erroneous assumptions players make when it comes to puzzle games is the time element that adds a bit of pressure. Oftentimes, the mindset that there is a time limit within which you must complete or solve each puzzle exists without even checking for it in the game. Like in most hyper-casual games, though, there is no need to rush in and complete any of the levels in Hitmasters.

In Hitmasters, chances are the that you will be excited to see the succeeding levels in that you would naturally be raring to finish the current level. While this is a common scenario, and not entirely bad, what is important to keep in mind that eagerness to finish a level should not lead to missing some details in the puzzle or making mistakes as far as aiming is concerned. If the intent to finish faster leads to failing the puzzle and having to start over, then it just makes rushing in all the more futile.

As a general rule, take time to look at the puzzle in its entirety before you initiate any action. Although some puzzle layouts are as simple as it comes, there are tricky surprises randomly inserted across various levels. As far as aiming goes, not everyone is as accurate and as adept in terms of applying basic physics concepts but taking a little more time to play out each shot and its effects should greatly improve your performance.

This is most especially important once hostages get involved. If you enjoy that some enemies seem to over-react in terms of lightly touching some objects or other people, you can only imagine how frustrating it can get when hostages exhibit the same kind of frailty. As such, be extra careful when hostages are involved and make sure to go for a quick second round of check before you start shooting.

2. Tapping On The Target Is Easier In Shotgun Mode

The most basic and the first game mode you will be spending a lot of time on in Hitmasters is the Shotgun Mode. As simple as the mechanics go, tapping and swiping across different directions on your screen can adjust your aim and yet you can still miss. Touching the screen will show you a line that guides your aim and regardless of how far or close you touch to your target, the line will still show from your character through to the other end of the screen.

The only thing that makes this mode challenging are obstacles and hindrances along the way, or in some cases, hostages. Likewise, your tapping finger, if place incorrectly, can serve as an added impediment as well. As such, the best way to go is to make it a habit of placing your tapping finger right on the target itself so as to vividly see any obstacles from the spy all the way to the target. It is not necessary to do so in some levels especially those that hardly leaves you any chance of losing but, again, there will be tricky surprises along the way so starting off with this habit can go a long way.

3. Remember To Use The Objects You Hold In Gravity Mode

The Gravity Mode in Hitmasters is an innovative game mode that you most probably have not seen anywhere else. In contrast with directly aiming at enemies or other targets, the core of this game mode lies in shooting at an enemy or object to pull them close to you and then propel them on your second tap, much like having a magnet gun of sorts.

While the basic concept of using objects, and even people, within the level as part of your arsenal to eliminate all targets is easily grasped, the idea that can escape some players is that you can actually use objects and enemies that you have pulled towards you as an extension of your weapon to strike other objects and people. With this in mind, make it a habit to see what you can do or trigger using the object you pulled towards you before you even tap for a second time to shoot it away.

There will be scenarios where you may lose the object you pulled as you use it to hit other people and objects. Having used to utilizing this feature, however, you can more strategically choose which one to grab first, whenever applicable. Although Hitmasters is very forgiving in the sense that there will always be extra attempts provided in every level, having knowledge of game mechanics such as this one should equip you with the capacity to finish every challenge in with just one bullet.

4. Take Note Of Each Shot In Ricochet Mode

If applying Physics isn’t enough for your fill of excitement in the previous game modes of Hitmasters, then perhaps using your stock knowledge of Geometry principles in calculating angles and trajectories, or perhaps wild guessing them, will give you more satisfaction. The Ricochet Mode in Hitmasters adds even more tricks up your sleeve as bullets in this game mode bounce off walls and other obstacles.

For the most part, you can actually leave a lot of the levels down to luck as bullets will ricochet more than 10 times before they completely disappear unless the level has open sides. For the more competitive players who want to pass levels based on skill rather than luck, however, checking every surface and picturing out how the bullet’s trajectory will change after it bounces off the target or targets becomes a consistent thought to ponder on before actually making a shot.

While it can be safely said that not everyone has a knack for precision especially when angles and trajectories are concerned, keep in mind that you will always have at least 3 shots per level. As such, and even with a surefire mentality, it is important to take note of your target before you make the shot so you can make the necessary adjustments on the succeeding attempt if it misses or fails to complete the stage.

Having a good mental image of your target before making a shot should help you set the right amount of changes on the succeeding attempts and just like any shot, you should continue to take time and analyze the kind of adjustment to make.

Game Features:

- Fun and epic physics

- Mechanics of punching and killing games

- A lot of weapons from bazooka to a gun

- Trajectory-based puzzle adventure game

Be the best hit master! Make decisions wisely. One mistake and your enemies catch you! Don't leave them a chance. Or... just start over again.