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==M72 LAW== | ==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. | 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. | ||
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| + | [[File:Krunker-M72LAW.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The M72 Law in the texture viewer. The text on the tube correctly depicts the LAW's muzzle velocity of 145 m/s.]] | ||
==Mk 153 SMAW== | ==Mk 153 SMAW== | ||
Revision as of 20:22, 15 April 2023
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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 for 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
"Alien Blaster"
The "Alien Blaster" is a fictional handgun, used as a secondary weapon.
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.
"Takanomei's Myth" is a contraband skin for the "Akimbo Pistol," which adds a cosmetic folding buttstock to the heel of the 93R's pistol grip.
"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 skins.
Various "Revolver" skins reference the Python by having its name in the skin title.
CZ 75 Automatic
The CZ 75 Automatic makes an appearance as a contraband skin for the "Auto Pistol," the "CZ-75." It has a spare magazine mounted in front of the trigger guard as well as a custom compensator. It holds 15 rounds, one less than the real weapon's 16 round-magazine.
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" contraband skin adds a suppressor to the Desert Eagle.
"Detective Mastery"
"Detective Mastery" is a contraband skin of the "Revolver" that has yet to be identified.
Glock 18
The Glock 18 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 18 would need for automatic fire.
"ZOOTIEZ" is a heavily modified Glock 18 with a cosmetic laser, flashlight, and extended magazine. It has a spare magazine holder mounted on its top rail, with a custom electronic sight mounted on top of the magazine holder. It also has a suppressor.
The "Block-18" legendary skin for the "Auto Pistol" directly references the Glock 18.
Heckler & Koch USP
A Heckler & Koch USP variant serves as the default secondary weapon 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/or flashlight to the USP model.
The "USP 2022" contraband skin directly references the real gun.
Intratec TEC-9
The Intratec TEC-9 appears as the "Tehchy-9," a secondary weapon. It's incorrectly shown to both hold 15 rounds and fire in bursts.
Makarov PM
A stylized, golden Makarov PM with an extended barrel is shown as "DESTINY," a contraband skin for the "Pistol." The actual PM can only hold 8 rounds, unlike the game version's 10-round magazine.
M1911
A suppressed M1911 appears as the "1911," a contraband skin for the "Pistol." It incorrectly holds 10 rounds.
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.
"Snubby"
"Snubby" is a contraband skin of the "Revolver" that has yet to be identified.
Submachine Guns
CZ Scorpion Evo 3
The CZ Scorpion Evo 3 makes an appearance as a contraband skin for the "Submachine Gun" called "Escorpio." Unlike the real version, "Escorpio" has a straight magazine. It is also suppressed.
FN P90
The FN P90 is featured as two contraband skins for the "Submachine Gun," the "Pink-90" and "Neko-90." The "Pink-90" has a laser sight. Although the real P90 has large magazine of 50 rounds, the aforementioned skins have to function identically to the "Submachine Gun" for balancing purposes, so they can only hold 30 rounds.
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 MP7
The Heckler & Koch MP7 is dual wielded as "Luv is rage," a contraband skin for the "Akimbo Uzi." The skin comes with many cosmetic features, like a laser sight, unfolded foregrip, extremely long magazine, a spare magazine mounted on the right, and hilariously, a high-powered scope which can't be used.
Heckler & Koch UMP45
The Heckler & Koch UMP45 is featured as the "Submachine Gun." It is the primary weapon of the Run N Gun class. The UMP45 in real-life holds 25 rounds, while its in-game version holds 30 rounds.
The UMP45 is directly referenced in some of the skin names of the "Submachine Gun."
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.
IMI Uzi
Suppressed IMI Uzis are the primary weapons used by the Agent, called the "Akimbo Uzi." In-game, the Uzis are shown with collapsed stocks and smaller magazines, holding 14 rounds.
Extremely stylized Uzis are depicted in the contraband "Akimbo Uzi" skin called "Echelon-2," complete with unusable holographic sights.
Ingram MAC-10
Suppressed Ingram MAC-10s appear as the "Agent Mastery," a mastery skin for the "Akimbo Uzi". This contraband skin is listed among other mastery weapons. Since the MAC-10 is dual wielded, it has a 14-round magazine in the game, far lower than its 30 or 32-round magazines, depending on if it is chambered in .45 ACP or 9x19mm respectively. Its stock is folded in this model.
"Brain Massage" is a contraband skin for the "Akimbo Uzi" that depicts MAC-10s with a shorter suppressor than the "Agent Mastery," as well as its stock removed.
KRISS Vector
The KRISS Vector is featured as a contraband skin for the "Submachine Gun" called "veccy!" It has no iron sights and no stock, while holding 30 rounds.
M1928 Thompson
The M1928 Thompson appears as two contraband skins for the "Submachine Gun;" the "Gumballer" and "Bunny Gun."
The "Gumballer" has a gumball as the charging handle, as well as a stylized gumball machine-turned drum magazine, where the player can see gumballs through openings in the back of the magazine. Though it holds 30 rounds in-game, the size of the magazine indicates that more than 30 gumballs would fit. The real drum magazine would also hold 50 rounds.
The "Bunny Gun" has a windowed stick magazine with a sling. Its charging handle is missing, making it impossible to use in reality.
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
Firing a shotgun in this game creates so much force that the player can be pushed in the opposite direction of fire. This can be used to "shotgun jump," propelling the player upwards while jumping when fired below them.
Benelli M4 Super 90
The Benelli M4 Super 90 makes an appearance as Vince's primary weapon, the "Shotgun." It can only hold 2 rounds, despite its model having a 5-round tube. It has a cosmetic shell holder on its left side that holds 2 shells.
Crye Precision SIX12
A highly stylized Crye Precision SIX12 is featured as a contraband skin for the "Shotgun" as "The Mighty Gobbler." It has a custom flash hider and collapsible stock. A compass is integrated into its stock and a knife is attached to the front. However, the barrel is longer than the knife, making it unusable as a bayonet. A fan of turkey tail feathers are mounted in the front, presumably to be used as a front sight despite the lack of a rear sight. Like the real version, the in-game model is shown to hold 6 rounds. However, the in-game version, like all shotguns, only holds 2 rounds.
"Good Ol' Days
"Good Ol' Days" is a contraband skin of the "Shotgun" that has yet to be identified.
"Hateful Flesh"
"Hateful Flesh" is a contraband skin of the "Shotgun" that has yet to be identified.
IWI Tavor TS12
The IWI Tavor TS12 is depicted as a contraband skin for the "Shotgun" called the "Tavor SG." Its design is fairly faithful to the TS12 though, as with all shotguns in Krunker, it only holds 2 rounds.
KS-23
A stylized KS-23 appears as the "Overgrown" contraband skin for the "Shotgun." It has its stock removed and incorrectly holds 2 shells at a time.
MTs255
Most likely based on the MTs255, the "Revolving Shotgun" is a contraband skin for the "Shotgun." The skin has more grooves on its cylinder than the real MTs255, indicating a higher capacity cylinder. However, in-game, it only holds two at a time, less than both what the model indicates and the real MTs255's cylinder capacity.
"Old Trusty"
"Old Trusty" is modelled after a suppressed lever-action shotgun.
"Sawed Off"
Standard Manufacturing DP-12
Rifles/Carbines
AK-47
The AK-47 is featured as the Triggerman's primary weapon. It is called the "Assault Rifle" and comes with a rail for optics mounting. Its default model is depicted with a 20-round magazine despite it holding 28 rounds in-game.
Certain contraband skins, like the "Good Ol' Days" contraband skin, which is also the old model of the "Assault Rifle," show an AK-47 with a 30-round magazine. Other contraband skins have other modifications, like the modification or removal of the stock.
Several "Assault Rifle" skins have "AK" in their names, referencing the AK-47 as the gun that they are based off of.
AK-74
The contraband skin "City-47" seems to be a highly stylized, stockless AK-74 chambered in 5.45x39mm because of its straighter magazine. This is ironic as the skin name has "47" in it despite being based on an AK-74.
"Blaster"
The "Blaster" is the Trooper's primary weapon, shooting projectiles instead of the hitscan bullets most other weapons shoot. The weapon comes with a curved detachable magazine and a foregrip.
FAMAS
The FAMAS G1 is featured as the "Famas," the Commando's primary weapon. Unlike the FAMAS G1, which has a 25-round magazine, the in-game version has a 30-round magazine.
Karabiner 98k
The Karabiner 98k makes an appearance as the "Kr-98," a contraband skin for the "Sniper Rifle." It incorrectly holds 3 rounds instead of 5.
M1 Carbine
M4A1
Mk 14 EBR
Steyr AUG
TKB-011
The TKB-011 is shown as the "TGR-011," a contraband skin for the "Assault Rifle." Aside from some minor cosmetic differences, its in-game model is extremely faithful to the real version. However, the real TKB-011 takes a 30-round magazine while it holds 28 rounds in-game.
VSS Vintorez
The VSS Vintorez appears as a skin for the "Assault Rifle" as the "VSS." It has cloth wrapped around its suppressor as well as a green laser sight mounted on the side. Despite being depicted with a 10-round magazine, it holds 28 rounds in-game.
Sniper Rifles
Most sniper rifles in this game are bolt-action, though no cycling animation is present between shots.
Accuracy International AWP
The Accuracy International AWP is shown as the "Sniper Rifle," the primary weapon of the Hunter. Unlike the real version's 5-round magazine, it can only hold 3 rounds in-game. There is never an animation of the bolt being cycled after being fired, but the sound of the bolt being cycled can be heard between rounds.
The contraband skin called "Good Ol' Days" depicts a more simplistic version of the AWP without its bipod or bolt. It also has a custom brake and a cartridge holder containing 3 rounds.
Several "Sniper Rifle" skins directly reference the AWP in their names.
Barrett M107
The Barrett M107 was introduced as a skin for the "Sniper Rifle" with the name "M82." It has its bipod removed and has a cosmetic rangefinder on its scope. As it functions that same as the original "Sniper Rifle," it incorrectly holds 3 rounds and is shown as bolt-action.
"Charge Rifle"
The "Charge Rifle" is a fictional automatic rifle that the Infiltrator uses as her primary weapon. Its fire rate increases over time, shooting a high-damage beam once it runs out of ammunition.
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.
FN Ballista
"K.R.P.D Stalker"
The "K.R.P.D Stalker" is a contraband skin of the "Sniper Rifle" that has yet to be identified.
Remington Model 721
The Remington Model 721 is featured as the "Scout Mastery," a contraband skin for the "Sniper Rifle" shown with other mastery skins of other guns. This depiction of the Model 721 has a padded buttstock and a 3-round magazine.
"Venator tigris"
The "Venator tigris" is a contraband skin of the "Sniper Rifle" that has yet to be identified.
Machine Guns
AEK-999
The AEK-999 appears as itself as a contraband skin for the "Machine Gun," complete with a PMS suppressor. It's displayed alongside mastery skins for other guns. For balancing purposes, it only holds 60 rounds.
Chauchat
The Chauchat makes an appearance as itself in the form of a contraband skin for the "Machine Gun." As it functions exactly the same as the original model, it incorrectly holds 60 rounds instead of 20.
M134 Minigun
A fictional handheld M134 Minigun is equipped when the player uses the Juggernaut killstreak. It holds 100 rounds and its barrels do not rotate.
M249 PARA
The M249 PARA is the primary weapon used by the Spray N Pray class. In-game, it is called the "Machine Gun." Like the real version, it has sliding stock, shorter barrel, and carry handle. It has its bipod removed and can only hold 60 rounds instead of the usual 100.
The contraband skin, "Good Ol' Days," which also shares the old model of the original "Machine Gun," shows a more simplified M249 with a fixed buttstock.
Launchers
In this game, most rocket launchers are incorrectly shown as holding multiple rockets in one tube, making their design impossible in real life. A rocket jump mechanic is present in this game, launching a player upwards if they shoot an explosive below them.
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.
M202 FLASH
The M202 FLASH is depicted as a contraband skin for the "Rocket Launcher" called "Froge." It is shown as having 3 frogs loaded as ammunition, despite the launcher only holding 3 rounds.
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.
Mk 153 SMAW
The Mk 153 SMAW makes an appearance as simply the "SMAW." It is a contraband skin for the "Rocket Launcher," shown with mastery versions of other weapons. As is standard with most rocket launcher skins in the game, it incorrectly holds 3 rockets.
RPG-7
The RPG-7 appears as the "Egg Launcher," a contraband skin for the "Rocket Launcher." It is highly stylized with the front half of the rocket being an egg. Functionally the same as the current "Rocket Launcher," it can hold 3 rockets in one tube, which would be impossible in reality.
The old model of the "Rocket Launcher" was also 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.
