ANGRY BULL

Streets cleared, then suddenly — hooves on asphalt. ANGRY BULL drops you into an urban warzone where massive, furious bulls have torn loose and nothing about the situation is calm. The tension builds fast, and hesitation gets you trampled.

What makes this more than a simple shooter is how the bulls move. They don't just charge in straight lines — they shift, accelerate unpredictably, and punish sloppy aim. Landing a clean shot demands real focus, not just frantic clicking. Miss too many times and the chaos compounds quickly.

Points accumulate with each takedown, unlocking heavier firepower that opens up new ways to handle the stampede. The city backdrop gives the whole thing a strange, almost absurd energy — skyscrapers and rampaging bulls shouldn't coexist, and yet here we are. Whether you're drawn to the pressure of the chase or just want to see how long you can hold the line, the game rarely lets the tension drop.