About Pixel Gun 2
From the creators of Pixel Gun 3D (300M+ players) comes a rule-breaking and reality-bending sequel. Gear up, join the fray, and outsmart your opponents in chaotic shootouts where no two matches play out the same. PIXEL GUN 2 IS ALL ABOUT: • Fast-paced PvP shooting action • Fully destructible maps • Build-driven gameplay and limitless loadout options • Seamless cross-platform progression (PC + Mobile) • Winning your way KEY FEATURES Every match hits different Change is the only constant in Pixel Gun 2. The destructible map is reshaped with every shot fired, players clash with unique builds and playstyles, and you evolve during the match by stacking passive perks on the go. Next match? Different builds. Different mayhem. Different outcomes. And that’s exactly the point. Wreak havoc. Make a mess Pixel Gun 2 maps are built to be destroyed — and creative ruination is a core part of the gameplay. Walls won’t protect you for long. High ground doesn’t stay safe. Camping spots disappear along with the concrete they’re standing on. Use the environment to your advantage: create new paths, flush enemies out of cover, and deal with the consequences of your “architectural adjustments.”
- • Destructible environments
- • Constantly changing arenas
- • Flexible player builds
- • Multiplayer battles and solo campaign
- • Partial Controller Support
- • Steam Cloud
- • Family Sharing
Storyline
In the game's campaign, an unnamed protagonist investigates the sudden "square-ification" of the world, which occurred at the same time as an outbreak of various monsters. Attempting to solve both mysteries, the protagonist travels across different worlds after his house was attacked by zombies. He traverses throughout the countryside and reaches a facility known as Area 52, where a researcher tells him the outbreak originated from a portal in an elementary school. Going through the portal and traveling to a different dimension, he meets an unnamed survivor who travels alongside him before the group reach the Hell Castle, where a dragon takes them to another world. The protagonist and survivor reach a metropolis and discover the cause of the "square-ification," the result of an error in the game developer's code. After using virtual reality to fight the error (known as "The Bug"), the protagonist becomes trapped within the internet and becomes The Bug. After floating around the internet, he is found by a ship under attack by droids. After he defeats the droids, it is revealed that the protagonist is trapped inside of an online game known as Cubic Revolution, and the protagonist begins plotting on how to escape the internet for good.
Gameplay
Pixel Gun 3D is a first-person shooter game with a pixelated art style reminiscent of Minecraft. Players are able to select up to six weapons, ranging from traditional guns such as sniper rifles to flamethrowers and spellbooks. Additional equipment, such as gadgets that serve a specific purpose (like grenades or a jetpack), pets that fight alongside the player, or armor with unique abilities (such as allowing double jumping) can be utilized by the player in battle as well. Players can also create their own assets in the game, such as skins, as well as join clans with other players. The game features different modes, including single-player campaign and survival modes, local and online multiplayer, and a battle royale mode. In the campaign, the player is placed into a level and tasked to kill every enemy inside, defeating some sort of boss at the end. In survival mode, players fight off against an endless wave of enemies for as long as possible. Multiplayer modes put the player up against others worldwide, competing in different objectives such as attempting to get the most kills. In the early Windows Phone version, players could configure multiplayer matches by selecting a map, player limit and victory conditions. Password protection allowed them to restrict access to invited participants. In battle royale, a large number of players are placed onto a large map that gets smaller over time, with the last player standing winning. Players can receive in-game items by either unlocking them through playing the game normally, or by purchasing them with in-game currency. The in-game currency itself can be purchased with real-world currency, with prices ranging as high as $100.
Multiplayer
Supports: Online PvP, Co-op.
- Developer
- Cubic Games
- Publisher
- Cubic Games Studio
- Release
- 4 Sept 2026
- Price
- Free to play
- Modes
- multiplayer, online, single-player, co-op
Screenshots
System requirements
PC — minimum
- OS
- Windows 10 (x64) - Windows 11 (x64)
- Processor
- Intel Core i3-8100 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200
- Memory
- 8 GB RAM
- Graphics
- Intel Iris Xe or AMD Radeon Vega 8 or equivalent
- Storage
- 5 GB available space
PC — recommended
- OS
- Windows 10 (x64) - Windows 11 (x64)
- Processor
- Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- Memory
- 16 GB RAM
- Graphics
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 580
- Storage
- 5 GB available space
