TryNextGameYour next discovery
EN
← Back to discoveries

Title II

Coming soon

Haughty MoleDiscovered Oct 17, 2026

About the game

An online co-op crime simulation for up to 8 players. 3D-print gun frames, clean rusty parts and hand-assemble every gun on your workbench. Sell on the street, by phone and to rival gangs, stay ahead of police raids and turn a student apartment into a weapons empire.

Original Steam description

From broke student to the city's biggest arms supplier.

Rent is due, your wallet is empty and all you've got is a cheap 3D printer in a student apartment. Build guns by hand, sell them to whoever pays and grow a one-room hustle into an arms empire, solo or with friends in online co-op for up to 8 players.

BUILD EVERY GUN BY HAND

No craft button. Drag every part into place on your workbench and snap each gun together yourself. The faster your hands, the bigger your output.

PRINT, CLEAN, ASSEMBLE

Buy filament and print the frames, pick up rusty metal parts from a shady supplier and clean them up. Every gun needs one of each.

SELL IT ANY WAY YOU CAN

Hand-offs on street corners, orders by phone and bulk deals with gangs. Every buyer has a price, and every sale makes someone stronger.

STAY AHEAD OF THE HEAT

Every deal raises the heat. Bribe the right cop, or the police will raid your place and walk away with your stock and cash.

PICK YOUR SIDE

Rival gangs want your guns. Choose who you arm and watch the streets shift around your trade.

FROM STUDENT DESK TO FACTORY LINE

Early Access starts in the student apartment. Throughout Early Access we plan to add warehouses, CNC machines, workers and shipping across borders.

RUN THE OPERATION WITH YOUR CREW

One prints, one cleans parts, one assembles, one sells. Split the jobs in online co-op for up to 8 players, or run the whole thing alone.

The rent won't pay itself.

Demo and release information

No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.

Steam demo, playtest and Early Access: what is the difference?

Information & artwork: Steam · Last checked UTC