Blast through robot guards, steal dakimakuras, and portal your way to victory. Daki Heist drops you into confined arenas armed with realistic firearms and a mission: eliminate waves, grab the loot, fight your way out. Primitive textures and high-contrast brick walls create a raw, unfiltered shooter playground where every bullet counts and every portal jump turns the tide.
Infiltrate guarded facilities, wipe out all enemies using stealth or firepower, then steal the dakimakura. Carrying the prize triggers pursuit mode—fight through reinforcements or use portals to outmaneuver them. Clear each wave under the timer, manage cooldowns for speed boosts and armor, and escape with your prize intact.
Point, click, eliminate. Mouse controls your aim and melee swings; WASD handles movement. Pick up weapons and ammo with F, swap suits with Q, scan areas with V for 50 energy. Grenades (G) clear clusters, space bar gets you over obstacles or up ladders when held. Shooting games thrive on snap decisions—here, you manage ammo scarcity, ability cooldowns, and wave timers all at once. Low-poly SWAT units and sci-fi mutants flood arenas built from repeating tile textures, demanding constant repositioning.
Press E to place portals, creating instant escape routes or flanking angles. The mod menu unlocks new firearms and map variants, pushing you to test AK-pattern rifles against sniper scopes and MP5-style submachine guns. Fans of Time Shooter 2 will recognize the methodical rhythm—plan your entry, thin the herd, reposition through portals before reinforcements arrive. Ability selection wheels overlay your HUD mid-combat; toggle armor or speed boosts to survive concentrated fire in prison-themed levels or outdoor shipping-container yards.
Each arena displays enemy counts and wave progress. Clear wave 1/5 in the prison block, then adapt when tougher units spawn. Use the visor scan to spot clustered guards, toss grenades into chokepoints, and save portal charges for emergencies. If you enjoyed the casual gunfights in Sorter: Ragdoll Playground Shooter, you'll appreciate the low-stakes loop here—fail a wave, restart instantly, no penalties. Shell casings scatter across white-boxed corridors; dead enemy models mark your progress. Mobile players use on-screen joystick and fire buttons; PC players get full mouse precision.
Ultra-casual FPS fans, low-end PC players, and anyone craving instant browser-based gunfights. No downloads, no setup—click and play from any device. Action games enthusiasts who want rapid-fire loops without narrative bloat will find Daki Heist delivers pure arcade shooting. If you loved the voxel-based team combat in Battlefeel, this Unity-powered heist shooter offers comparable low-fidelity arena chaos optimized for quick sessions. Funny games seekers will enjoy the absurd premise—stealing anime body pillows from militarized robots—paired with serious tactical mechanics.
Daki Heist was developed by ElezthemGames. The game blends wave-based shooter mechanics with portal teleportation and realistic firearms in a Unity engine framework accessible instantly through your browser.
Equip assault rifles, sniper scopes, pistols, MP5-style submachine guns, and grenades. Pick up new firearms from the ground mid-wave using F, or unlock additional options through the mod menu as you clear maps.
Press E to place two portals in the environment. Walk through one to instantly teleport to the other. Use them to flank enemies, escape firefights, or reposition before the next wave spawns.
Restart instantly with no penalty. Each arena lets you retry waves as many times as needed. Focus on clearing enemy counts before the timer expires to progress to the next wave.
Yes. Mobile controls feature an on-screen joystick for movement, fire button for shooting, and dedicated prompts for jumping, reloading, throwing grenades, and switching weapons. The game runs directly in your browser on Android and iOS devices.
Press V to activate the visor for 50 energy. It scans the arena, revealing enemy positions and helping you plan ambushes or avoid clustered guards. Manage your energy carefully between waves to keep the tactical advantage.