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Is King Bullseye: Headshot Training worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade-shooter players who want short target-focused sessions rather than exploration
- Score chasers who enjoy balancing headshots against the risk of losing their multiplier
- Players who prefer a compact campaign with 3 waves instead of a long progression
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long campaign may hit the end after the 3-wave structure.
- Players who need full controller operation may hit a wall at the pause menu, which requires a mouse.
- Players looking for multiplayer may not find the desired structure in this single-player campaign.
Our take on King Bullseye: Headshot Training
The controller limitation is the clearest point where play can stall: aiming and shooting work with a controller, but opening the pause menu requires a mouse. Score-focused players may also find that missed shots and body hits directly cut into the multiplier they are trying to build.
What is King Bullseye: Headshot Training?
King Bullseye is a single-player target-shooting game where chess pieces advance toward the king.
Enemies move once per turn, while tougher pieces can move two or three steps, so players must choose targets quickly. Headshots raise the score multiplier to a maximum of 10x; missed shots and body hits lower it. Each wave ends with bonus points based on time and shields remaining. The campaign has 3 waves with different enemy patterns and difficulty. A special mode lets play continue after a loss, though scoring stops. Mouse sensitivity can be changed from the pause menu. A controller can move the crosshair and fire, but using the pause menu requires a mouse.
How King Bullseye: Headshot Training plays
- 01Headshot multiplier
- Headshots can raise the score multiplier to 10x, while misses and body hits reduce it.
- 02Wave-end bonuses
- Extra points are awarded according to the remaining time and shields.
- 03Post-loss training
- Play can continue after losing, but the score no longer increases.
- 04Light gun support
- Light guns work through absolute mouse coordinates and must be enabled in the pause menu.
- 05Controller aiming
- A controller can move the crosshair and shoot, although the pause menu requires a mouse.
- 06Steam achievements
- The game includes 26 achievements.
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King Bullseye: Headshot Training: platforms & release
Is King Bullseye: Headshot Training worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade-shooter players who want short target-focused sessions rather than exploration. Skip it if: players seeking a long campaign may hit the end after the 3-wave structure.
Where can I download King Bullseye: Headshot Training?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens King Bullseye: Headshot Training's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is King Bullseye: Headshot Training on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
