Mr Autofire

Fast paced alien shooter with endless roguelike action

Mr Autofire combines classic run-and-gun platforming with modern roguelike design, creating a compulsive “just one more run” shooter that’s easy to grasp and hard to put down. You control a hero who fires automatically, leaving you to focus on dodging waves of alien projectiles, hopping between platforms, and lining up the perfect angle for maximum damage.

Each run takes you through bite-sized stages packed with enemies, traps, and bosses. After every few rooms, you choose from random perks that can transform your build: faster projectiles, bouncing bullets, wider spreads, and more. This roguelike element keeps the action feeling fresh, encouraging experimentation as you chase stronger synergies and higher damage numbers.

Progression is satisfying between runs as well. You’ll collect coins and materials to upgrade weapons, unlock new heroes with unique abilities, and enhance gear that makes future attempts a bit easier. The power curve feels rewarding, especially when you return to earlier worlds and mow down foes that once seemed overwhelming.

Visually, Mr Autofire opts for a colorful, cartoonish style that keeps the screen readable even when it’s full of bullets. Animations are smooth, controls are responsive, and performance remains stable even during the most chaotic firefights. The offline support is a welcome bonus, letting you grind stages and experiment with builds without needing a connection.

On the downside, the free-to-play economy introduces some grind, especially at higher levels where upgrades begin to cost more, and optional ads or purchases speed things up. Still, the core action loop is strong enough that many players will enjoy the gradual climb.

For anyone who enjoys frantic shooters with layered progression and quick sessions, Mr Autofire is a highly engaging pick.