The One Bullet Job
Get in. Get the cash. Get out.
The One Bullet Job is a turn based heist puzzle for your phone. Every job is a small room: steal the cash, slip past the guards and escape with the loot before your moves run out. You usually get one bullet, so make it count.
- Status
- Coming soon to Android
- Genre
- Heist puzzle
- Platforms
- Android
- Engine
- Godot
About the game
The game is played on a grid, one turn at a time. Dash up to three tiles, wait for a patrol to pass, or spend your bullet on the guard who’s in the way. Then the guards take their turn. They follow set routes and their sightlines are drawn right there on the board, so if you get caught, you could have seen it coming.
Grab one bag of cash to open the exit and earn a star. Take every bag for two, and do it within par for three. Undo is free and retries are instant, so having another go only takes a tap.
There are 120 jobs across 20 chapters, and each chapter adds a new trick: shutters you open by shooting a relay, guards who only see what’s in front of them, sentries who turn every round, laser gates and air vents. Every job is checked by a solver before it goes in, so every single one can be beaten. On top of that there’s a fresh heist every day, and a crew of masks and outfits you earn just by playing.
One bullet. Make it count.
Most jobs give you a single shot. Use it on the guard in your way, or save it for the one you can’t get around.
Read the patrols
Every guard follows a route, and their sightlines are always on the board. Nothing about them is random.
Three stars a job
Escape with some cash, escape with all of it, then do it within par.
120 jobs, 20 chapters
Relays and shutters, directional guards, turning sentries, laser gates, vents and keycards, introduced one at a time.
A new heist every day
A daily job alongside the campaign, so there’s always something new to break into.
20 masks, 10 outfits
Kit out your crew with stars you earn by playing. Cosmetic only, and never sold.
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