Simply, it fires Rockets in a straight path.

Pros: It's a straight forward weapon because it's linear and just requires a click. More importantly, it's a one shot kill, even if you hit the ground near the target (I call this "Carpet Bombing"). Furthermore, it can get multiple kills with one shot. You can also hit people that aren't even on your viewing screen. Just use the map for targeting.

Cons: Fires pretty slow (about 1 every 2 seconds?) and you can actually kill yourself by accident if you shoot someone that's too close to you.

Score: 5/5 because this is such an awesome weapon AND I gave it a special move.

It shoots bouncing grenades that have about 3 bounces before exploding.

Pros: This gun is great for mind games. It's a one shot kill and fires at a relatively fast rate (one grenade per second?). The bounce is generally hard to predict and is a killer on tight passage maps such as space prison.

Cons: The fact that it's a projectile weapon makes it rather unwieldy at times. If shot straight forward on a flat surface, the grenade reach the ground about 10 character lengths away (or about half the screen). Distance can be extended by shooting at angles.

Score: 5/5 because this is such a dangerous weapon

A 5 shot rocket launcher that tracks another player until either you or that player dies. It also does not change targets intentionally.

Pros: This thing is a one hit kill homing missile. This thing will follow its target forever. It also can cause a multiple kill due to the fact that it's a missile.

Cons: As fun as it looked it the shop, the fact that it only fires 5 missiles makes this gun kind of disappointing (but reasonable, because unlimited shots would be really broken). However, there's another thing that comes along with it and that's about the missile itself. When you shoot the missile, it will track (as far as I can tell) the closest enemy target. It will if a) it hits its target or b) hits another enemy player on the way to its target. Now, here's the catch. The missile will become void if one of two things happen: you die or the target dies. That means, two missiles fired will make it much harder for your target to evade, but if you or the target dies, at least one missile is wasted. However, on the bright side, you should get at least 2 free kills out of this as it fires at the same rate as the rocket launcher. Every couple homing missiles should make a kill, if not every missile.

Score: 4-4.5/5 Because this gun, although it has a few technicalities, can be a literal game changer.

It shoots a glob of goo that drains health from whatever it sticks to.

Pros: Again, mind games. This gun is hilarious in guerrilla tactics. Basically, pop in, shoot a glob, and then get out. For one glob of goo, you take off at least half of a health bar. Two globs means the target is dead. Plus, this allows you to kill people after you died, which is pretty funny to be honest.

Cons: This gun has pretty much the same firing rate as the grenade launcher, but a smaller range (it's about 3 character widths). When running and shooting forward, you have to be practically on top of the enemy in order to hit them. Plus, if you miss your shot, the goo just stays stuck to where it lands. Not sure if this is a bad thing, but it serves a marker in a sense.

Score: 4/5 because this gun is so funny and rather exotic. Almost like the bio gun from Unreal Tournament?

A gun that fires the green shells from Mario Kart.

Pros: This gun is hilarious. It's really like throwing the shells in Mario Kart. The shells will ricochet around and travel on floors, slopes, etc. It's a killer on tight hallway maps with passages. Plus, since it's a thrown weapon, you can lob shells over obstacles. Deals a good amount of damage too (at least 1/4 of a health bar). You can hit people from really weird places and angles.

Cons: The shells disappear after a few seconds and the speed of the shells depends on the angle of your shot. The rate of fire isn't bad, maybe a little slower than your default weapon.

Score: 4/5 because it's a really fun weapon.

Simple enough, it shoots fire up to a certain distance in the direction it's fired in (pointed in?). It will burn all that is in range.

Pros: Great close range weapon. If you're in range with this weapon, it's really hard to miss. A lot of fun in hallways. It will kill another player in under a second, if not heavily damage them. There's also a fun trick you can do with the Flamethrower that I call the "Flame Shot" (or the Hadoken, take your pick). As this weapon is an open flame designed to burn enemies, it has a certain range of about 1/5 of the screen. In order to simulate the burning flame effect, you can leave trails of flame (useful in making walls). Interestingly enough, this allows the Flame Shot to occur. You first have the Flamethrower going. Then, tap the forward button and IMMEDIATELY move backwards. This causes the flame to shoot forward and almost double the range of the Flamethrower. Try it out, it's kind of fun. As I mentioned earlier, you can use the flames to set very temporary flame traps (scattered flame trails) and make walls of flame. In a nutshell, this weapon is very tactical and strategic. One more thing: if you have the flame going and you get killed, the flame you fired will travel the rest of the distance, allowing you the possibility of killing people after you died.

Cons: This weapon's damage is based on time. You need to keep someone at close range, which is pretty dangerous as at that range, EVERY weapon can hit you, even another player's flame thrower. You need to burn someone real good before they actually die.

Score: 4-4.5/5 due to the weapon's potential and the fact that I gave it a special move other than "Spam".

Fires three homing bullets that will all track the closest enemy. The target does not switch. Bullets do not go through walls/floors.

Pros: This thing is essentially a shotgun with homing bullets. However, it fires faster (big improvement) and the bullets are homing (huge improvement). This allows for more guaranteed kills and allows you to actually provide cover fire (fire the bullets at a 45 degree angle or so and the bullets will rain down). These bullets even can turn around 180 degrees to chase an enemy. Also, the bullets stay together as a cluster of three, so it'll always deal at least half of a health bar.

Cons: The homing isn't really...homing. It curves towards the target and hopes that it'll hit it. Better than nothing though.

Score: 4/5 An overall good gun. Useable everywhere, but doesn't really excel anywhere.

Pretty much your default weapon, but fires about 1.5-2 times as fast.

Pros: Linear fire, straight forward, you can spray and pray pretty much. Fires fast, you probably get about 3 shots a second. This thing is like a machine gun. Learn how to aim in areas with this gun.

Cons: Nothing really special about this gun. No real perks or anything, just fires fast. You could probably try something similar to the Flame Shot, but it wouldn't help that much because it would just stack two shots closer.

Score: 3-3.5/5 because it's better than the Blaster and I like the sound. It can even be a 4 if you know how to aim properly and predict the enemy.

Fires three bullets instead of one.

Pros: More shots, more chance to hit. The spread is just good enough (about 25 degrees from the center shot) to be useful in hallways and you can spread shot as you hop. Pretty good at close range, as a shotgun should be, as it can take off most of a health bar.

Cons: This gun is really freaking slow. It fires maybe once every 1.5 seconds. Each individual bullet is like a single blaster shot.

Score: 3/5 because it's like having 3 Blasters, at the cost of rate of fire. And shotguns are nice.

Long range rifle that precisely takes out enemies.

Pros: One hit kill and it can happen from off screen. Your best friend before you get a better gun. Allows you to say "Boom. Headshot." There's a nifty trick that is really noticeable with the sniper rifle. If you're being chased, find a sniper rifle that's available to be picked up. While firing at the enemy, run over the rifle while picking it up. This causes the sniper rifle to fire IMMEDIATELY, even before the gun's sprite appears. I call this the "Swap Shot". Good for a quick Hail Mary kill.

Cons: If you thought the reload time for the shotgun was painful, then the sniper rifle is a killer. It takes about 2-3 seconds to reload. Also, if an enemy is right in front of you, the sniper rifle can't hit them because they're past the barrel. Even though the shot from the sniper rifle is long, if an enemy lands in the middle of it, they won't take damage. Good news is that you can tell when the sniper rifle is reloaded by looking at the lights. If it has lights on, it's ready to fire, if not, either it's reloading or you're dead. Finally, as expected of a sniper rifle, you REALLY gotta aim with this thing. Make all shots count.

Score: 3.5/5 Because I like sniper rifles and it was my first weapon to get golden.

Fires a laser beam.

Pros: A linear weapon, because light tends to go in lines and these lasers are not Raiden X lasers that bend. This weapon was designed to hit multiple targets. It fires a thick laser beam, about 2/3 the height of a character. It deals a good amount of damage and can score double kills. I'm not even sure of its range because I've been able to shoot people from across the map with this gun but the most common I've noticed is about one screen length.

Cons: One, this gun kinda sucks. If you want multiple kills, go for something else. To even hit an enemy, the gun has to register that the enemy is in range. I've had multiple times where I shot the laser at a falling enemy and it dealt no damage. For the damage that is does do, it's not really worth it.

Score: 2.5/5 Just because it can kill multiple people in one shot. And it's a beam rifle. This is a weapon that I'm really not too sure about. It could be a Mid Tier weapon, but for now, I say Low Tier. Still better than the Blaster.

Your default semi automatic sub machine gun.

Pros: It's a weapon. It kills things. It's not that bad actually. Fires about 2 shots in 1.5 seconds.

Cons: Straight shooting, it takes at least 5 shots to kill someone at full health. Find a better weapon (any weapon pretty much) ASAP after spawning/respawning. Also, because it's linear, it's easier to predict. Employ same tactics as Ultra Gun.

Score: 2/5 Because it's the basic weapon. But it can be a 2.5 or even a 3 if you know how to aim and evade.