The most popular shooting gallery games

In shooting gallery games, the player have to shoot at targets using an on-screen cursor (usually a crosshair) to take aim. Older shooting gallery games were first person shooters; later that changed and the player came to be represented by an avatar who could move to avoid enemy attacks.

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Operation Wolf

DOS1989 Taito

Cabal

DOS1989 TAD Corporation

If Rambo had a twin brother who preferred hiding behind sandbags and tossing grenades like candy, Cabal would be his biography. This over-the-top shooter puts you in the boots of a one-man army mowing down everything that moves&md...

Duck Hunt

DOS1995freewareremake

Duck Hunt is a faithful remake based on the original light gun game Duck Hunt published by Nintendo in 1984. Duck Hunt was a shooting gallery game with a straightforward gameplay: use your gun to shoot down ducks. If you...

Die Hard 2: Die Harder

DOS1992 Tiertex Design Studios

Westphaser

DOS1989 Loriciels

Exterminator

DOS1990 The Assembly Line

Capone

DOS1988 Actionware Corporation

Chicago, 1920s. You’ve got a tommy gun, a fedora, and a score to settle. Capone is part gangster sim, part shooting gallery, and part fever dream. The graphics are muddy, the gameplay’s clunky, and the story’s to...

Il Grande Gioco di Tangentopoli

DOS1993

Predator 2

DOS1991 Arc Developments

The Lost Patrol

DOS1991 Astros Productions

The Lost Patrol is an abandoned multi-type action game set in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam war. The Lost Patrol was developed by Astros Productions (DOS version) and released by Ocean Software in 1991 for DOS, Amiga and Atari...

Crossbow: The Legend of William Tell

DOS1990

Billy The Kid

DOS1990 Level 9 Computing

Saddle up, pardner. Billy The Kid puts you in the dusty boots of the infamous outlaw himself. This is the Wild West, DOS-style — pixel pistols, wanted posters, and dialogue that might make a cactus wince. Whether you’r...