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Recoil is a game where your gun is more than just a weapon—it’s your only means of movement. You don’t walk, run, or jump here; every shot you take propels you in the opposite direction due to recoil physics. That means every bullet you fire has to be aimed with care. Shoot recklessly and you might bounce yourself off spikes, fall off the stage, or end up stuck where you can’t escape. The whole game revolves around controlling your momentum by shooting smartly. Levels are puzzles that challenge your ability to maneuver and destroy all the pink virus blobs scattered around. It’s not just about shooting everything as fast as you can—positioning is key. You’ll bounce off walls, use angled shots to reach hard spots, and carefully time your moves to land on tiny platforms. Overshoot and you might miss the target or get stuck somewhere impossible to get out of. Every shot counts because firing too much makes you lose control, and firing too little means you don’t move at all. The difficulty ramps up quickly. The first stages teach you the basics of movement and shooting, but soon traps, disappearing platforms, and tricky layouts force you to master your momentum and precision. You’ll find yourself retrying levels multiple times, learning from every mistake. The feeling of finally nailing a level after a few tries is pretty satisfying. Recoil stands out because it combines shooting with physics-based platforming, which makes it different from typical shooter or puzzle games. It’s simple in concept but requires patience and skill to get good at. The challenge isn’t just about aiming but understanding how your shots move you around the level. This makes the gameplay addictive for anyone who enjoys trial-and-error mechanics and clever puzzles. If you’re into games where timing and control matter as much as accuracy, this one’s worth checking out.