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GunGuesser
GunGuesser shows a firearm and asks players to guess its origin on a world map; the page lists its name, type, designer, and year.
About GunGuesser
GunGuesser is a browser game in which players see a firearm's name, type, designer, and design year, then guess where it was designed by dropping a pin on a world map. Closer guesses score higher. The site describes each round as worth up to 10,000 points, with up to 5,000 based on distance and a speed bonus that can double the score, for a maximum of 50,000 points over five rounds.
The firearm database covers over 900 historical and modern firearms, according to the site. Its data comes from public historical records, Wikipedia entries, and reference materials, and each firearm entry lists its designer, design year, country of origin, and a link to further reading. The site states that it is not a reference authority. It also states that its content is presented for historical and educational purposes only and does not endorse or promote the use of firearms.
Key features
- Drop a pin on a world map to guess a firearm's origin
- Solo play with category, weapon type, and difficulty filters
- Daily challenge with the same five firearms for all players
- Multiplayer rooms of up to 10 players joined by a 4-letter code
- Database of over 900 firearms from pre-1900 to the present
- Optional sign-in to save stats, badges, and progress across devices
Best for: People who enjoy geography or history guessing games and want to learn where well-known firearms were designed.
Good for
- No account is required to start playing.
- Each firearm entry includes a link to further reading.
- The daily challenge gives every player the same firearms for comparison on the leaderboard.
Watch out for
- The site states that it does not claim to be a reference authority.
- Content is presented for historical and educational purposes only.
GunGuesser at a glance
- Website
- gunguesser.com
- Category
- Gaming › Browser Games
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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GunGuesser FAQ
Do I need an account to play?
No account or sign-up is required to play. Signing in is optional and lets you save stats, badges, and progress across devices.
Can I play with friends?
Yes. You can create a multiplayer room, share the 4-letter code with friends, and compete head-to-head in real time with up to 10 players per room.
How does scoring work?
Each round is worth up to 10,000 points: up to 5,000 based on how close your guess is to the actual origin, plus a speed bonus that can double your score. Five rounds make a maximum of 50,000 points.
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