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About 2D Paintball

2D Paintball is a real-time competitive multiplayer paintball simulation played in 2D. It recreates tournament speedball through its strategy and gameplay, with simulated bunker mechanics, dynamic ball arcs and lower bunkers.

Play and compete

You can play online or locally, in matches from 1v1 to 10v10, co-op or against other players. Ranked divisions range from D5 to D1, followed by Semi-Pro, Pro and Masters. Ranked online matchmaking uses ELO ratings for solo and team rankings, while daily PvP, co-op and team tournaments award trophies.

Casual and practice modes include Team Deathmatch, King of the Hill and Pump Only. Difficult AI bots are also available. The game rewards skilled play, and its Sightlines mode adds hard vision restrictions.

Paintball mechanics and gear

The game simulates bunker play in 2D, including dynamic ball arcs and lower bunkers. Player-centered audio lets you hear paintballs pass by, bounce and splat nearby or farther away. Paintball guns include semi-auto, ramping, electro, mechanical and pump types, as well as StatTrack markers.

You can customize your player’s head, mask, jersey, gun, hopper, pods and pack. In online play, you earn XP to unlock gear and fields, including guns, hoppers and paint.

Custom matches and fields

Custom and single-player matches let you choose any active field, field settings, gameplay options, loadout and customizations. All fields and options are unlocked in these modes. You can also adjust field lighting for morning, day, evening or dusk, and turn stadium lights on or off.

Matches can run locally at up to 144 tickrate. For local-network play, other computers can connect to a hosted field through a web browser, allowing local multiplayer or co-op with one copy of the game.

Online fields and modes

Online multiplayer uses real-time server netcode at custom rates of 60 or more, 128, or 144 tickrate. The online field creator and editor support hundreds of maps in rotation, including user-made fields that can enter the active selection pool.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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