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Version 0.44.10 · 2026-10-02
Bug fix and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 0.44.10, updated 2026-10-02.








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Get ready for a thrilling base defense experience in Ammo Fever, the ultimate defense game! You're a little stickman with a big machine gun, waiting for the bullet stack supply to defend yourself against the incoming riot. Will you survive the base attack and become the ultimate stickman defender?
As the enemies approach, you'll need to rely on your quick reflexes to shoot them down and protect your base. But with limited bullets, you'll have to make every shot count. That's where merging ammo boxes with weapons comes in handy - the more you merge, the bigger your bullets become, allowing you to take down enemies with greater ease.
But the challenge doesn't end there. As you progress through the levels, the enemies become stronger and more challenging to defeat. You'll need to upgrade your weapon and fireline, and improve your bullet rush, to keep up with the increasing difficulty.…
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Bug fix and performance improvements.
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