Shooting Expert 22.1.1 - Google Play

Shooting Expert 2 is a handgun shooting range game. You turn the phone to aim, line the crosshair up on glass bottles and steel poppers, and press FIRE. Every level gives you a fixed number of rounds and a clock, so the fast shot and the careful shot are not the same decision.

CLASSIC RANGE
Ten levels, each with its own ammunition count and its own timer, between 60 and 90 seconds. How close you get to the level's maximum score decides whether you walk away with one, two or three stars, and one star is enough to open the next level. Your best score on each level is saved, so there is always an old run to beat.

VERSUS
Quick match on any level you have unlocked. You and your rival shoot the same field, and whoever gets to a target first takes its points and clears it off the range. Higher score wins, and a rematch is one button away. Runs offline, same as the rest of the game.

CONTINUAL
One run, no level list, and the clock is the only thing that ends it. Every target you hit buys back a little time, so a good streak keeps itself alive. Your best continual run has its own leaderboard.

AIMING AND CONTROLS
Aim with the gyroscope by turning the phone, or swipe the screen, or do both at once. Gyro speed is adjustable from 50% to 200% and the vertical axis can be inverted. Phones without a gyroscope use swipe aiming instead. Firing sits on its own button, which you can drag anywhere on the screen and resize to fit your thumb. A connected controller works too.

TARGETS AND SCORING
Glass bottles break and steel poppers fall. A popper is worth 30 for a body hit, 50 for the center and 70 for the head, and a bottle is worth 40. Targets further down the range are smaller and worth more, up to triple. You carry 45 to 60 rounds into a level, so accuracy pays better than volume.

PLAY GAMES
Twelve achievements covering bottles, poppers, match wins and overall progress, and three leaderboards: career score, best continual run and match wins. Signing in is optional and needs a connection.

Levels open by score alone. The range plays offline, and only the leaderboards and achievements need the internet.