ABUTTON Opens Chapter 2 Playtest for Guns and Dragons on Steam
ABUTTON began a playtest for Guns and Dragons on November 9, 2026, running until November 23 at 0:00. The Korean studio's roguelite FPS supports up to four players and more than 45 weapon types, including revolvers, shotguns, and longbows.
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Why it matters
The Chapter 2 test is the first public look at new content and skill level-ups since the earlier test, and ABUTTON is running it for two weeks on Steam rather than a closed sign-up.
Key Facts
- ABUTTON began the Guns and Dragons playtest on November 9, 2026, and it runs until November 23 at 0:00.
- The playtest covers Chapter 2, set in a cursed forest overrun by twisted plants and spore-manipulating creatures.
- Guns and Dragons supports up to four players and offers more than 45 weapon types, including revolvers, shotguns, and longbows.
- Players join the test from the Steam store page.
- The build adds skill level-ups and other improvements for players who tried the previous test.
This test covers Chapter 2, a cursed forest overrun by twisted plants and spore-manipulating creatures, and adds skill level-ups and other improvements. Players join from the Steam store page.
The test window is two weeks, closing November 23 at 0:00. Chapter 2 moves the fight into a cursed forest overrun by twisted plants and spore-manipulating creatures, and the build adds skill level-ups alongside general improvements.
Guns and Dragons is a magic-engineering fantasy roguelite FPS. Defeating enemies yields runes and relics that grow the character, and combining different skills is meant to change the playstyle each run. The armory in the base upgrades weapons, and ABUTTON says a fully upgraded gun can far exceed its original performance. Up to four players can run dungeons together or solo.
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