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A gray maze of walls, one enemy with a health bar over its head and a light that only reaches as far as you can see. Move, aim and fire before it finds you in the dark.
Original Scratch project by whyeevee, shared under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Shadow Master is a top-down shooting game made on Scratch where you move with WASD, aim with the mouse and switch weapons to defeat the enemies in each level. Shadow Master is made by whyeevee on Scratch. UBG76 is not its developer or official site. This page runs a packaged copy of the Scratch project, so it may not match the developer's latest version on Scratch.
Shadow Master is a Scratch game, and the developer's own title card calls it simply "a shooting game." You see the arena from above. You are a small blue square labeled "you" with a health bar, the enemy is a red square with its own bar and gray walls break the room into corridors and corners. A crosshair follows your mouse, and a click fires toward it.
The name comes from the lighting. The area you can see from where you stand is lit, and the parts of the room hidden behind walls fall into shadow. That turns every wall into a decision: it blocks the enemy's shots, but it also blocks your view. Moving around a corner shows you what was waiting there, for better or worse.
You start with one weapon. A row of numbered slots at the bottom of the screen holds four, and the in-game tip says to press keys 1, 2, 3 and 4 to switch weapons once you unlock them. Before you start, the menu lets you pick a difficulty and read the instructions, and the game asks whether you are on mobile so it can switch to tap controls.
On this page Shadow Master runs as a packaged copy of the Scratch project, so there's nothing to install and no account to make. The developer keeps updating the original on Scratch, where the current version lists ten levels to complete, so the copy here may not match it exactly.

Move with WASD or the arrow keys, aim with the mouse, click to shoot, use walls for cover and press 1 to 4 to switch weapons.
Choose a difficulty on the main menu, press Start and answer the mobile question with N on a computer or Y on a phone.
Move with WASD or the arrow keys and point the mouse where you want to shoot. Movement and aim are separate, so you can back away while keeping fire on a target.
Walls block shots and block sight. Step out to fire, then step back behind a wall when your health bar starts to drop.
Press 1, 2, 3 or 4 to switch to any weapon you have unlocked. Clear the enemies and move on to the next level.
The shadow lighting makes each corner tense, and unlocking new weapons gives every level a reason to push on.
Only what you can see is lit. The rest of the room sits in shadow, so corners hide surprises.
Weapons unlock as you go, and keys 1 to 4 switch between them in the middle of a fight.
WASD or the arrow keys move you and the mouse aims, so you can strafe, retreat and shoot at the same time.
You and the enemy each have a visible health bar, so you always know who is winning the exchange.
Pick a difficulty on the main menu before you start, so the game can be as forgiving or as tough as you want.
The game asks if you are on mobile at the start and switches to tap controls if you say yes.
Shadow Master is for players who like quick top-down shooters and short gunfights they can finish in a few minutes.
If you like arena shooters where you move with one hand and aim with the other, Shadow Master sits right in the pocket.
Fights are short and the menus are simple, so it's easy to dip into for a few minutes.
It's a polished example of what people build on Scratch, with lighting, weapon switching and difficulty settings.
Fight from the edge of a wall, keep moving while you shoot, watch your health bar and switch to stronger weapons as soon as you unlock them.
Peek, shoot, hide. Step out from a wall, fire a few shots and step back. Standing in the open trades health for nothing.
Keep moving while you aim. Movement and aim are separate, so you never need to stop to land hits.
Read the enemy's health bar. If the enemy is almost down, press the attack. If you are lower, back off behind a wall first.
Use the shadows. The enemy can be waiting in the dark past a corner. Approach corners wide so you see more of the room before you commit.
Switch weapons early. As soon as a new weapon unlocks, try it with its number key. Learning each one before the hard fights pays off.
Start on an easier setting. If the first levels feel rough, pick a lower difficulty on the menu and learn the controls there.
Yes. Shadow Master is free to play on this page with no download and no sign-up. Press Start on the menu and you're in.
Move with WASD or the arrow keys, aim with the mouse and click to shoot. Use the walls for cover, switch weapons with the number keys and defeat the enemies to move through the levels.
WASD or the arrow keys move you, the mouse aims and a click fires. Keys 1, 2, 3 and 4 switch between weapons once you have unlocked them. On mobile the game uses tap controls.
No. Shadow Master runs right here in your browser tab with nothing to install and no launcher to set up.
Yes. The game asks whether you are on mobile when you start, and the developer lists tap controls for phones. Aiming is easier with a mouse, though.
Shadow Master lights only the area you can see from your position. Walls cast the rest of the room into shadow, so an enemy can be hiding just out of view.
The weapon bar has four slots, numbered 1 to 4. You start with one, and the in-game tip says the others become available as you unlock them.
Shadow Master is a Scratch project by the Scratch user whyeevee. This page runs a packaged copy, and the original on Scratch has the developer's latest version.
The developer's Scratch page lists ten levels for the current version. The packaged copy here may be an earlier build, so the count can differ.
Only if your school allows games. Shadow Master opens in an ordinary browser tab, and UBG76 is not a proxy, so it will not get around a school filter. It is a shooter, but you fight colored squares with health bars and there is no blood. Aiming is built around a mouse, so bring one if your school laptop only has a trackpad.
We played Shadow Master ourselves and checked the facts on this page against these sources.
Original Scratch project by whyeevee, shared under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Facts last checked on October 31, 2026.
Move with WASD, aim with the mouse and watch the shadows. Start Shadow Master on this page for free, with no download needed.