Guns and Dragons

Abutton reveals Guns & Dragons gameplay in new trailer and announces playtest

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Abutton Inc., a Korean studio comprised of veteran developers from the studio behind Dave the Diver and Counter-Strike Online, has released a new trailer showcasing the gameplay from the upcoming fantasy FPS Guns & Dragons.

According to a press release, Guns & Dragons is built around “fast-paced ranged combat, evolving character builds, and weapons pushed beyond their limits.” The game invites players to bring guns, bows, and increasingly questionable arcane engineering into a vibrant magitech fantasy world. Guns & Dragons is being developed for Windows PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store.

The game is set in a magitech fantasy world where up to 3 players grab their guns or bows and delve into caverns, dungeons, and even quaint villages to blast through hordes of enemy monsters with evolving weapon builds. Between runs, players can expand their bases and develop gear infused with arcane technology that becomes ever-more powerful.

The first Guns & Dragons Steam Playtest begins on July 30th at 12 a.m. PDT (9 a.m. CEST / 4 p.m. KST) and will remain available through August 10th. Anyone interested in participating will be able to opt in by clicking on the “Request Access” button on the game’s official Steam page in the coming days.

“Guns & Dragons has been a labor of passion! We wanted to capture the excitement of designing ever more ridiculous weaponry and having players test how far they can push those designs,” said Park Jun-woo, game director at Abutton, in a press release. “Combat in the game is designed to be responsive and challenging, but when it comes to weapon build evolution, there’s just something magical about giving players the freedom to experiment. We’re excited to finally reveal Guns & Dragons and have players try it out for themselves on the first-ever playtest starting July 30th.”

Abutton will also showcase Guns & Dragons at ChinaJoy 2026, taking place from July 31 through August 3, 2026. Attendees will have an opportunity to see the game in action and learn more about its fast-paced combat, colorful magitech setting, and evolving weapon systems.

Guns & Dragons is in active development for Windows PCs, with more details about game mechanics, playtest opportunities, and its availability planned for a later date.