Impostor vs Noob Game

Impostor vs Noob puts you in the red suit from Among Us, but this time there's no crewmate meeting to survive — you're standing in a blocky, Minecraft-styled arena with a pistol, and every Noob on screen is a target. You don't move your character at all; instead you aim by dragging back from the gun, then let go to fire a bullet that can ricochet off walls, crates and hazards until it finds its mark.

Each stage is really a small puzzle dressed up as a shooting gallery. Some Noobs stand in plain sight, others are tucked behind cover where only a bounced shot can reach them, and a few levels hide switches you have to hit first to open a door or clear the way before the real targets are even exposed. Levels rarely take more than a minute, which makes it an easy game to dip into for a few rounds between things. It's made by Stickman vs Monster School Team, who released it in 2023 as a browser spin-off of their mobile app of the same name.

Controls

Mouse only. Press and hold near the gun to aim — it follows your cursor — then release to fire. There's no keyboard involved, and the same hold-and-release motion works as a tap-and-drag on phones and tablets.

Tips

• Look for the ricochet, not the straight line. Several targets are placed so a direct shot can't reach them — hunt for the wall angle that bounces your bullet into cover instead.
• Shoot switches before enemies. Levels that include a switch usually need it triggered first to open a door or clear a barrier, so hit it before spending shots on targets you can't reach yet.
• Save explosive barrels for clusters. Detonating a barrel near a group of Noobs clears them all at once, which is worth setting up rather than picking enemies off one bullet at a time.

It runs entirely in the browser, so there's nothing to install — just open the page and start lining up shots.