FragPunk developer Bad Guitar Studio, however, or more accurately, its socials team, did not read the room.In a now deleted comment that X users were quick to screenshot, underneath Mountaintop ...

Naturally, gamers didn’t take too kindly to Bad Guitar Studio after the social media debacle, piggybacking on FragPunk’s controversial microtransactions that were too aggressive for most. Some ...

Plenty of Ammo Shard Card (Image via Bad Guitar Studio) This is truly a blessing for all machine gunners. If all five players on your team give up one shard, your magazine size increases by 125%.

The next contender up is Fragpunk, an upcoming 5v5 hero shooter from Bad Guitar Studio and Netease. Fragpunk blends sci-fi and cyberpunk themes, along with fast-paced gunplay, to keep players on ...

FragPunk is a new team-based hero shooter from Bad Guitar Studios that was released on Steam in March. The game stands out from the crowd with its wacky art style and unique game mechanics that ...

Mick Ralphs, whose guitar playing colored the songs of British rock bands Bad Company and Mott the Hoople, has died. He was ...

Bad Guitar Studios’ new hero shooter, FragPunk, features a wide range of Currencies and Resources, but few are as valuable as Ultimate Material.

Mad Dog-S FragPunk (Image via Bad Guitar Studio) Third on the list is Mad Dog-S, an SMG that comes with a 25-bullet magazine and is much easier to handle as compared to its counterpart, the Clampdown.

Bad Guitar Studio released FragPunk yesterday, changing the FPS genre forever. With powerful Lancers and over 100 Shard Cards, there are limitless combinations you can use to build your own play ...

Bad Guitar Studio, meanwhile, is a subsidiary of Thunderful, which in turn is a subsidiary of NetEase Games, and thus may very well find itself on the chopping block someday.

Developer Bad Guitar Studio has announced that it has delayed the PS5 and Xbox releases of Fragpunk due to technical difficulties, though the PC version will still launch tomorrow, March 6.

FragPunk is the debut title from Bad Guitar Studio, a subsidiary of Thunder Fire Studio, which in turn is owned and operated by NetEase. Despite that somewhat murky linage, from what we played at ...