$9.99ShellShock Live Absurd artillery with friends
You angle your turret, judge wind and terrain, and fire from 400+ upgradable weapons, from the Seagull to the Mega-Nuke. Rounds are quick, chaotic, and easy to share a laugh over when a shot goes gloriously wrong.
Is ShellShock Live worth it?
ShellShock Live is worth it if…
- you want quick co-op games to play in a group with friends
- you like turn-based shooting with wind, angles, and physics
- you enjoy unlocking and upgrading lots of weapons over time
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Team up or blow up your friends
Tactical play matters: wind, angle, and crumbling cover decide whether your shot lands or digs your own grave.
Playing together is straightforward and social. You can fight alongside friends against another team, or turn on each other just to see who survives. It is easy to pick up and hard to master, so early rounds are full of wild misses before anyone starts landing clever bank shots.
Hundreds of ridiculous ways to fire
You unlock and upgrade weapons as you earn XP and climb through 100 ranks, with new tanks, gear, and skills along the way. All 400+ weapons can be made stronger, and different modes, maps, and items keep matches from feeling samey.
The arsenal leans funny rather than serious. You choose between straightforward shells and oddities that split, bounce, and reshape the map, while earthquakes and other disasters redraw the battlefield mid-round. The look is bright and colorful, with a soundtrack that keeps the mood light while tanks explode.
What should you know before playing?
How does a match actually play?
It is turn-based artillery. You move your tank into position, pick a weapon, set angle and power, account for terrain, and fire. Fully destructible ground means each shot changes the hills you hide behind.
What keeps you playing after the first few rounds?
Progression. Global leaderboards track the most dedicated commanders, if that kind of rivalry appeals to your group.
