Guns Girls

Humanity didn’t die in a day. It ran out. The birth rate fell for decades and nobody could stop it. Eros-17 was supposed to fix that: a gene therapy to restore male fertility, the last thing biotech had left to try. It mutated during field trials. Within months the men were gone, turned into the Obsessed, pack hunters with nothing human left in them. The virus barely touches women. That is why the women are still here. The ruins belong to the nests now. They are fortified, guarded, and full of people who need bringing home. The squads that go in are called Guns Girls . You command one of them. Fight without waiting. Your squad holds the line on its own, wave after wave, online and off. You c

Gameplay

15 heroines, 5 in the field. Assault, defense and support, each with her own ultimate.

Idle combat. Your squad keeps fighting and earning while you are away.

Real shooting on top of it. Three player weapons, each with its own active mini-game and 26 mods.

173 skills across the roster: ultimates, actives and wave-long passives.

Over 1,000 stages and 13 locations, plus prestige and a 40-slot Research Lab.

Personal stories and uncensored scenes. Message threads, choices, and a gallery that fills as you go.

Fully voiced cast. Over 550 lines of dialogue and combat barks.

Dozens of outfits and weapon skins, from lab-clean sci-fi to lava, cosmic and pink leopard.

Free to play in your browser. No download, no install.

Development and release

Morning Wood Interactive developed the game, and Morning Wood Interactive publishes it on Nutaku. The Nutaku listing does not give a confirmed release date. The Nutaku edition lists Android, Browser support and these interface languages: not listed.