Action Games
Among Us

Among Us

1v1 LOL

1v1 LOL

Bomb It 7

Bomb It 7

Bob The Robber 2

Bob The Robber 2

Bob The Robber 4

Bob The Robber 4

BoxRob 3

BoxRob 3

Bullet Force

Bullet Force

CirCloO 2

CirCloO 2

CirCloO

CirCloO

Clicker Heroes

Clicker Heroes

Crossy Road

Crossy Road

Doom 2

Doom 2

Fortnite

Fortnite

FNAF 1

FNAF 1

FNAF 2

FNAF 2

FNAF 3

FNAF 3

FNAF 4

FNAF 4

Stair Race 3D

Stair Race 3D

Friday Night Funkin

Friday Night Funkin

Gun Blood

Gun Blood

Gun Mayhem

Gun Mayhem

Gun Mayhem 2

Gun Mayhem 2

Gun Mayhem 3

Gun Mayhem 3

Leader Strike

Leader Strike

Mad GunZ

Mad GunZ

Gun And Bottles

Gun And Bottles

Galaga

Galaga

Magikmon

Magikmon

Masked Forces

Masked Forces

Microwars

Microwars

Rooftop Snipers

Rooftop Snipers

Iron Snout 2

Iron Snout 2

Iron Snout

Iron Snout

Swipe Fighter Heroes

Swipe Fighter Heroes

Thumb Fighter

Thumb Fighter

Temple Of Boom

Temple Of Boom

Survivor In Rainbow Monster

Survivor In Rainbow Monster

Stickman Fighter 2

Stickman Fighter 2

Stickman Fighter

Stickman Fighter

The Spear Stickman

The Spear Stickman

Worlds Hardest Game

Worlds Hardest Game

Worlds Hardest Game 2

Worlds Hardest Game 2

Worlds Hardest Game 3

Worlds Hardest Game 3

Exclusive Games

Action Games

The physical requirements of hand-eye coordination
and response time are prioritized in an action game, which belongs to the video game genre.
The genre has a wide range of sub-genres, including fighting games, beat 'em ups, shooter games, and platform games.
Online multiplayer combat arenas and certain real-time strategy games are also categorized as action games.
A protagonist or avatar is often used as the player's control in action games.
Using their innate talents as well as the weapons and other gear they have access to,
the player character must go through a level while gathering items, dodging hazards, and defeating adversaries.
A boss adversary, which is more difficult and often a key antagonist in the game's plot,
is usually encountered at the conclusion of a level or set of levels.
The player loses the game when they run out of lives due to enemy assaults and obstacles depleting the player character's health.
Alternately, the player may watch the credits after completing a series of stages in order to achieve the game's ultimate objective.
The main objective of certain action games, such as early arcade games, is to go as far as possible in order to maximize score.
These games are unbreakable and feature an infinite number of levels.