Gun Disassembly 2

Gun Disassembly 2

3D interactive gunapp

69 ratings
251 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 22, 2011
  • September 14, 2017

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Explore detailed 3D models of firearms, disassembling and reassembling them with animated parts. Engage in interactive operation modes and timed challenges against players worldwide. Unlock additional weapon models through in-app purchases.

156 highly detailed 3D gun models
Fully working animated parts
Interactive operation modes
Timed disassembly challenges
X-Ray and slow-motion views
Extensive part catalog with sound effects
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What's New in Gun Disassembly 2

22.1

September 14, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Update for HK MP7 features.

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In-App Purchases

$0.99

M-60

Hi-poly M-60 model for interactive disassembly

User reviews

Fix it

I love it I play it when I’m on long drives or I’m bored HOWEVER I bought the M32 MGL however I have not been able to download it to use it and it pisses me off

Needs update badly

Would love it updated to work better with the newer iPhones but it hasn’t been updated in so long. Such a shame as it’s a fun app. Lots of guns

Sick of purchases

Yeah, it’s fun and all but I am sick of only doing the free guns. I wish there was a XP system where I can get XP after completing a gun and buy new ones.

Trash

Not a single gun would download. Had this awhile ago and it worked fine but now just nothing.

Not supported anymore

I hadn’t played with this app in a while but recently opened it up as reference for a pistol I wasn’t familiar with. Found the pistol, but it won’t download it. It just stays in a perpetual state of downloading but nothing changes.

So much for the lifetime purchase.

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Crashing on launch or during loading

Bug

Purchased guns disappearing or not unlocking

Bug

Compatibility issues with newer iOS versions

Bug

Incorrect or missing gun functionality

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add more modern and unique firearms

Feature

Implement a shooting range or simulation mode

Feature

Allow users to earn guns through achievements

Feature

Improve leaderboard system and fix hacking issues

Feature

Provide an option to transfer purchases between devices

Feature

FAQ

What does the Gun Disassembly 2 app do?

This app allows users to explore detailed 3D models of 156 different firearms. You can virtually disassemble and reassemble each weapon, observing its animated parts and learning about its inner workings. It also includes interactive operation modes and timed challenges.

How many gun models are available?

The app features 156 highly detailed 3D gun models. While 10 models are provided for free, an extensive collection of additional models can be unlocked through in-app purchases, either individually or in discounted packs.

What are the different game modes?

Gun Disassembly 2 offers five distinct game modes: Demo, Operation, Disassembly, Assembly, and Game. The Operation mode allows you to interact with the weapons, while the Disassembly and Assembly modes test your skills in taking apart and putting together firearms.

Is this app free to download?

Yes, the app is free to download and includes 10 free gun models. However, to access the full library of 156 models, you will need to make in-app purchases for the additional weapon packs or individual models.

What kind of features does the app offer for learning about guns?

The app provides a comprehensive learning experience with fully working animated parts for each of the 156 detailed 3D models. It includes over 14,400 individual parts, each with sound effects and dynamic lighting. Users can also utilize X-Ray views and slow-motion to better understand the mechanics.