Krunker is a browser-hosted, online FPS that resembles Roblox in appearance and gameplay. If you haven't heard of Krunker, you'd best get with the programme, since it has exploded into the mainstream with almost 500,000 Twitch followers, thousands of concurrent players, and millions of players altogether. So let's examine this newcomer on the scene.

At the time of writing, the most popular games were multiple-target shooters with millions of plays. These include AIM Room, a first-person shooter with a Toy Story-inspired level that has amassed over seven million plays to date. The blocky aesthetic lends itself easily to Minecraft-inspired games, and there are a number of Skywars and Parkour maps that are obviously influenced by the sandbox theme.

Then there's the first-person shooter Krunker. This is the very first game you see when you launch Krunker in your browser, and it is obviously inspired by Roblox, namely Arsenal. If you've ever played Arsenal, the gameplay and maps of Krunker will seem similar, as you hop about attempting to eliminate adversaries as rapidly as possible. The developers of Krunker promote mobility as a fundamental tactic for success, with the Slide Hopping movement being essential to victory.