Gun Sound: Shooting Simulation is a free online simulation app that lets you listen to different sounds of gunfire—all of which are realistic and high-quality. It is similar to Gun Sounds : Gun Simulator and Gun Simulator: Gun Sound Shot. The app’s main screen presents you with a list of weapons along with their respective ammo count.

Upon selecting a weapon, you can enable the weather effects and select one of the four shooting modes. However, the only drawbacks of Gun Sound: Shooting Simulation are its lack of rotate or zoom tools for weapon inspection and invasive advertisements.

Hear different gun sounds

If you’re a gun enthusiast, then Gun Sound: Shooting Simulation is the perfect app for you. It features a wide variety of firearms, from pistols to assault rifles. However, only four weapons are locked behind video ads: Flashbang, Plasma Gun, Laser Gun, and Nuclear. Most of the firearms come with different shooting modes such as “Single,” “Auto,” “Burst,” and “Shake”—allowing you to experiment with each one.

On the other hand, snowy and rainy weather effects can be activated by tapping the weather icon below the settings icon. These effects make you think that you’re a soldier gunning down countless enemies under the rain or snow. Like a real firearm, your weapon will run out of ammunition, too. In that case, a pop-up will appear on the screen, prompting you to reload your weapon. 

Moreover, flash, sound, and vibrate can be disabled under the settings menu. The buttons on the screen can be hidden by touching the slashed eye icon beside the home icon in the upper left corner. You can still shoot your firearm, but unfortunately, you can’t zoom in or rotate it. Another problem is the app’s frequent ad pop-ups, making it frustrating to use. 

Let your imagination run wild

Gun Sound: Shooting Simulation boasts high-quality sound effects as well as various shooting modes and weather effects, making you feel like a soldier on a battlefield. Some weapons, though, are locked behind video advertisements. Unfortunately, you can’t zoom or rotate your weapon to inspect it. Not only that, it requires an internet connection so you’d have to bear through annoying on-screen advertisements from time to time.