Confront is a fast, reaction-based shooter that adds a clever twist: bullet-time aiming. Time slows down, but your decisions still need to be sharp.
I stumbled on Confront during a late-night browser game binge, and didn’t expect much at first. But after a few rounds, I was totally into it. The idea is simple — shoot all the enemies — but the way you do it is what makes it different.
Every time you click to shoot, the game slows down. That’s your chance to make your move, plan your shot, and get it right. It's not about spraying bullets; it's about timing, accuracy, and staying cool when the screen fills with enemies.
You move with your mouse, and when you're ready, you click to slow time and shoot. That’s it. There’s no fancy inventory or upgrades — just you, your reflexes, and a screen full of people trying to kill you.
Clearing a level means taking out every enemy before they get the jump on you. Sounds easy, but it gets tricky fast.
Headshots matter. They end things quickly.
Don’t rush — bullet-time gives you breathing room. Use it.
Keep your eyes on everyone, not just your current target.
If you mess up, restart. Restarting isn't a chore, and the rounds are brief.
