Planned Release Date: 2027

About This Game

Jump into the party as a Voxnap - a little character built from voxels. You start out as nothing but a head. Fight your way to the top!

Snap on parts, build yourself up

You begin as a bare head. Pick up the parts scattered all over the map and they snap straight onto your body. Arms are your weapons, legs change how you move, and each torso has a special effect of its own. Swap them as you fight and find the combination that suits you.

• Rifle, gatling, shotgun, cannon, napalm, sword, hammer, flail and more. One on each arm - a gun in one hand and a blade in the other, if you like.

• Steady walkers, booster legs that dash, wheels that zip around, and springs that bounce you up onto high ground.

• Armour, a jetpack, an anchor that will not be knocked back, an ammo drum that blows up when you lose it...

Every hit sends voxels flying

Voxnaps are made of voxels, and they chip away wherever they are hit. Take enough damage and an arm or a leg comes off - just pick up another and carry on! Lose the core inside your head and you are out of the party.

Make your own head part

In the Head Workshop you can build a head all your own. Any colour, any shape! Make your own head part and join the party!

Party with friends

• Online play for up to 6 players through Steam.

• Three maps: a giant toy room, a night-time city of rooftops and bridges, and an open duelling ground.

• Cover that breaks apart brick by brick, and supply drops packed with strong parts.

• Play with keyboard and mouse or a gamepad.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game was developed with the help of an AI coding assistant. The code, and the content built through it - voxel models, maps, logo, music and sound effects, interface, translations, and store text and images - were created with AI assistance and then reviewed, directed and adjusted by the developer.
No AI image, voice or music generators were used: all visuals are voxel models rendered by the game itself, and the music is composed note by note and played with recorded instrument samples.
No content is generated by AI during gameplay.