WishlistEarly Access · Windows
A chaotic real-time stickman artillery shooter for up to 20 players. Blast, dig and build across fully destructible maps where cliffs collapse onto whoever is underneath, and fight over sky-dropped crates of bazookas, banana bombs, air strikes and exploding sheep. Bots fill every empty slot.
Early Access trailer
What you're in for
There are no turns and no waiting. Everyone aims, throws and detonates at the same time, on hand-painted 2.5D battlefields where every bit of ground can be blown apart, tunnelled through, built on or collapsed.
Collapse physics
Land that loses its connection to the ground breaks off, falls and fuses back into the landscape where it lands. Blow out a cliff’s root and the whole overhang drops. Anyone underneath gets flattened, and the kill is yours.
24 ridiculous weapons
Everyone spawns with a pistol. Everything else floats down in parachute crates, so every match turns into a scramble for the good stuff, and the crates explode when they’re shot.
Building
Press B to build walls, floors, ramps, blocks and ready-made bunkers out of wood, stone or metal. Pieces become real terrain: stand on them, tunnel into them, blow them apart. Kills and objectives pay for it all.
Fully destructible
Every pixel of ground can be blown apart, tunnelled through or collapsed. Drill under the enemy, boost over their wall, or teleport behind them. The map is in pieces within minutes.
Frontline War
Two armies on a huge battlefield of trenches and ruins. Smash through no-man’s-land in jeeps, shell it from tanks, strafe it from helicopters, and level the enemy HQ.
Never an empty lobby
Bots fight like players: they grab crates, build cover and dig themselves out of holes. Play a full 20-player brawl solo, top up a match with friends, or let them hold the line while your team respawns.
The arsenal
Everyone spawns with a pistol. The rest falls from the sky in parachute crates, and the crates explode when they're shot.
Five modes
Four teams, one kill limit. First team to reach it wins.
Steal the enemy flag. Your own flag has to be home to score.
Hold the glowing zone. It moves every minute, and a contested zone scores for nobody.
No respawns. After two minutes the water starts rising.
Two armies, vehicles and a huge battlefield. Level the enemy HQ.
Eight battlefields
Eight themes on procedurally generated maps (rolling hills, islands, caverns and canyons), so no two matches play the same.
Meadow
Desert
Arctic
Hell
Candy
Toxic
Warzone
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Play together
Host friends-only or public games, browse lobbies, join with a code or invite friends.
If the host leaves, another player takes over and the match keeps going.
Push-to-talk team voice chat that gets louder the closer you are.
Play on your local network, or practise offline against a full lobby of bots.
Earn credits in matches for 40+ hand-painted hats, outfits and back gear. No pay-to-win.
Spend match Scrap to kit out your next life before you drop back in.
Kill leaderboard
Every kill in an online Steam match counts. Practice and LAN games don't.
| # | Player | Kills | Headshots |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0va | 21 | 1 |
Early Access
Drawn & Dangerous is built around chaos between real players: how weapons combine, which maps are fun to destroy, what makes a 20-player match feel great rather than just loud. The core game is complete and fun to play today. Early Access lets us balance and expand it alongside the community instead of guessing behind closed doors.
Real-time multiplayer for up to 20 players in four teams, bots that fill empty slots, 24 weapons and gadgets, fully destructible terrain with collapse physics, building, five modes including Frontline War with jeeps, tanks and helicopters, eight themes on procedurally generated maps, Steam lobbies with host migration, proximity voice chat, LAN play, offline bot practice, a kill leaderboard and 40+ cosmetics.
More weapons, gadgets and crate types; new themes, map styles and hand-crafted maps; more vehicles and Frontline content; new modes; more cosmetics; smarter bots; progression, stats and achievements; and balance, performance and network improvements throughout.
Roughly 6–12 months, depending on player feedback and how much the community wants to shape the full release.
Yes. Bots fill every empty slot, so you can play a full 20-player match offline, or practise before jumping online.
Every kill in an online Steam match counts. Practice and LAN games don’t.
System requirements
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