Bullet Force features four distinct game modes: Team Deathmatch, where teams compete for dominance; Conquest, where players strive to capture and secure key locations; Free-For-All, where individual players compete against each other; and Gun Game, a progressive challenge that tests your skill with a variety of weapons.

In Team Deathmatch, two teams battle it out to achieve the highest number of kills within the time limit. The team with the most kills at the end of the match wins the round.

Conquest mode involves capturing and holding specific points on the map. Teams must secure these points to earn points, and the first team to reach a set score wins the match.

In Free-For-All mode, every player is on their own. The goal is to accumulate the most kills before the time runs out, with the player having the highest kill count being declared the winner.

Gun Game is a sequential weapon challenge where players start with one weapon and progress through a series of rounds, each introducing a new weapon. The last player standing after all rounds wins the match.

While the primary focus of Bullet Force is on fast-paced action, there are some customization options available for your character, including different outfits and cosmetic items to personalize your look.

The matchmaking system in Bullet Force pairs players based on their skill level to ensure fair and competitive matches. It aims to provide an enjoyable experience by matching you with opponents of similar ability.

Bullet Force includes a progression system where players can level up by earning experience points from participating in matches. As you level up, you unlock new rewards and cosmetic items to enhance your gaming experience.