Krunker

Krunker [[image:|300px|center|]] Release Date: January 29, 2019 Developer: Yendis Entertainment Publisher: FRVR Platforms: PC iOS Android Genre: First-Person Shooter

Krunker is a class-based first-person shooter released on a web browser on January 29, 2019. A dedicated client was later developed, and it was officially released on Steam of PC on February 2, 2021. The game has a blocky visual style, popularized by Minecraft.

The following weapons appear in the video game Krunker:

Overview

Krunker features many playable classes, each of them having a special primary weapon. Most classes also allow a secondary weapon to be used, which has no restrictions on what specific weapon can be used. Customization of weapons is barebones, with most of it being cosmetic. On most weapons, the player is able to choose between a reflex sight and an ACOG scope. They are also able to customize its reticle.

Additionally, players are able to obtain weapon skins, some them allowing the player to completely change the model of the weapon, but would still be functionally the same to its original counterpart.

Handguns

Beretta 93R

The Beretta 93R is dual wielded as a secondary weapon called the "Akimbo Pistol." Unlike its real-life counterpart, the 93R in-game is semi-automatic, with a magazine capacity of 12 rounds instead of 15.

"Ceretta 92"

The "Ceretta 92" is a contraband skin for the "Pistol." It depicts a carrot attached to the lower receiver of a pistol. Its name is a reference to the Beretta 92, although it visually looks nothing like it.

Colt Python

The Colt Python appears as simply the "Revolver." It is the primary weapon of the Detective and is the only handgun that is a primary weapon, besides its mastery counterpart.

Various "Revolver" skins reference the Python by having its name in the skin title.

Desert Eagle Mark XIX

The Desert Eagle Mark XIX is featured as itself, the "Desert Eagle," as both a secondary weapon and a primary weapon for a special class called the Deagler, which can only be played as in certain modes. The current model has a chrome finish, while old one has a black finish. The "Silenced" skin adds a suppressor to the Desert Eagle.

Glock 18C

The Glock 18C is a secondary weapon called the "Auto Pistol." In the game, it sports a 15-round magazine. However, it lacks the fire selector that a Glock 18C would need for automatic fire.

Heckler & Koch USP

A Heckler & Koch USP variant serves as the default pistol simply called the "Pistol." In-game, it has a magazine capacity of 10 rounds, which is smaller than any real USP variant. Certain skins of the "Pistol" add a suppressor and flashlightto the USP model.

M1911

An M1911 variant appears as a "Desert Eagle" skin called the "DesertHawk."

Ray Gun

The Ray Gun, a fictional weapon from the Call of Duty series, unofficially returned as the "Alien Blaster's" old model. Unlike the Ray Gun, which has a 20-round magazine, the "Alien Blaster" has a significantly lower capacity of 4 rounds. Additionally, the "Alien Blaster" does not deal any splash damage, while the Ray Gun does.

Submachine Guns

Heckler & Koch MP5

The Heckler & Koch MP5 appears as itself, the "MP5," as a skin for the "Submachine Gun." Its model features a suppressor and extended retractable stock.

Heckler & Koch UMP45

The UMP45 is directly referenced in some of the "Submachine Gun"'s skin names.

The "Good'ol'Smg" skin depicts an extremely simplified UMP45, complete with a foregrip and suppressor.

The "Exo-Skeleton" skin shows a UMP45 with an angled foregrip and modified stock.

MAC-10

A suppressed MAC-10 appears as the "Akimbo Uzi"'s mastery counterpart.

PP-19 Bizon

The PP-19 Bizon appears as itself, the "Bizon." The "Bizon" is a contraband skin for the "Submachine Gun," and is listed alongside the mastery variants of the other weapons. Since it functions as the original "Submachine Gun," the "Bizon" only holds 30 rounds, much lower than the real-life Bizon.

Shotguns

"Old Trusty"

"Old Trusty" is modelled after a suppressed lever-action shotgun.

Rifles/Carbines

AK-47

Several "Assault Rifle" skins have "AK" in their names, referencing the AK-47 as the gun that they are based off of.

Sniper Rifles

Accuracy International AWP

Several "Sniper Rifle" skins directly reference the AWP in their names.

CheyTac M200 Intervention

The CheyTac M200 Intervention appears as various skins for the "Sniper Rifle" It functions identically to the base "Sniper Rifle," only having a 3-round magazine, unlike the real Intervention's 7-round magazine.

The "Intervention XI" and "Intervention VI" skins are contraband skins that directly reference the Intervention's name.

The "Scouts Honor" skin is an unobtainable skin that features an Intervention with an extremely short barrel, suppressor, scope covers, and a collapsed stock.

Launchers

China Lake

The China Lake is featured as the only secondary launcher, the "Noob Tube," its name being a reference to what people would call grenade launchers in first person shooter games. In the game, the China Lake can only hold one grenade at a time and does not make use of the pump, making it function more like a single-shot grenade launcher.

M72 LAW

The "Rocket Launcher" is based off of the M72 LAW. Unlike its real-life counterpart, the LAW can be reloaded and holds 3 rockets in the tube, the latter being impossible in any recoilless rifle design.

RPG-7

The old model of the "Rocket Launcher" was based on the RPG-7. It was the Rocketeer's primary weapon, and was depicted without a rocket protruding out from the front, similar to Team Fortress 2's depiction of the RPG-7. Functionally the same as the current "Rocket Launcher," it can hold 3 rockets in one tube, which would be impossible in reality.