Squad Rush!
About Squad Rush!: 3D Crowd Runner Shooter
Squad Rush! puts you in command of a growing soldier army in a 3D crowd runner shooter. Starting with a single soldier, the goal is to swell your ranks as fast as possible by steering through the right gates, then unleash that army on monster hordes and a giant boss waiting at the end of every fifth level. One scene shows a paved gray path edged with red and white stripes, flanked by green conical trees on a flat green surface. The game tracks performance across daily, weekly, and monthly leaderboards.
How to Play Squad Rush!: Grow Your Army and Defeat the Boss
Every run begins with a single soldier. Steering through gates is the core loop: add gates increase your squad count, multiply gates scale it up, and shooting the plus gates raises their displayed value before you pass through. Red gates shrink your army, so avoid them. Purple gates upgrade fire rate, damage, spread, or your weapon itself — progressing from pistol all the way up to rockets.
Crate walls roll toward you during each level; destroy them before they reach your squad. Mow down every monster wave, then defeat the giant boss that appears every five levels to complete the stage. Coins collected along the way can be spent in the Shop to upgrade your starting squad size, fire rate, damage, and income, as well as unlock colors.
Controls
- Drag left / right: Steer your squad
- Arrow keys (left / right): Steer your squad
- A / D keys: Steer your squad
- Automatic: Soldiers shoot without any input
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If the gate-based army-building in Squad Rush! appeals to you, Real War: Not Fake delivers a very similar loop — choose the best gates, grow your forces, collect powerful weapons, and take down enemy waves and giant bosses. For more automatic-shooting action against zombie hordes, Backflip Rooftops Survivor layers in 100 levels, 60+ mergeable weapons, and boss fights across ruined rooftops.
Browse the full shooting games catalog for more squad and combat titles, or check out arcade games and math games if the gate-multiplication mechanic is what drew you in.
