Mr Gun

You simply drag to aim and release to shoot at targets like bottles, balloons, and moving bullseyes. It requires real precision, so it's not mindlessly easy, and the controls are simple enough that even a child can learn in seconds.

You'll shoot a variety of targets including bottles, balloons, and bullseyes on moving platforms. You can unlock new guns like the shotgun by earning coins, and each gun changes your approach with different effects like a wide spray.

Ads pop up after every few levels and can be closed after five seconds, but they can be inappropriate for kids if you're not quick. The review doesn't mention an ad-free purchase, so you may need to be ready to grab your phone back if children are nearby.

Yes, it's very kid-friendly with bright cartoony graphics, satisfying pings and pops instead of realistic gunshots, and no violence against people or animals. A seven-year-old can learn it quickly, though the precision required means it's still a challenge.

Like Duck Hunt, Mr Gun is a simple target-shooting game with clear goals and no complex story, but it offers more variety with bottles, balloons, and moving platforms instead of just ducks. It also has a modern coin-based gun unlock system, though it lacks the nostalgic duck animation and has more frequent ads.