Gunnies Review 2026: Free PvPvE Bunny Shooter With NFT Collectibles

Gunnies is a cartoon third-person shooter built around armed bunnies, rival teams and a Zombunny horde. The homepage says it is free to play on Epic Games, with a Steam release coming. It describes a team with Marvel, DC and Cartoon Network credits behind it.

The project mixes a conventional free-to-play game with some Web3 elements. The site has a Connect wallet button, a Collectibles section, a Make a Gunnie page and a store for Coins, Karrots and merch. One third-party listing describes it as a Web3 shooter with NFT characters and weapons. A separate project page covers merch runs for NFT holders.

Season 2, called Sweet Veronica Season, shapes the current offer. It begins with a free Pre-Season and moves to a ranked board where the top 20 earn a numbered NFC card. The project states there are no cash prizes, nothing random and that buying never boosts your score. That framing keeps the rewards cosmetic and collectible rather than financial.

Gunnies is a third-person shooter where teams of bunnies fight each other while computer-controlled Zombunnies attack everyone. Players pick a mode, load into an arena with traps and random events, and earn kills. Coins and Karrots, the in-game currencies, buy gear, while outfits and skill cards customise a character.

Season 2 is split into two stages. Pre-Season 2 is free for everyone, and inviting 1, 3 or 5 friends unlocks parts of a Winter outfit. The ranked stage follows. Playing a week earns a Bakery outfit piece and a puzzle piece, and weekly top-3 players get a shout-out from Veronica. At season end, the top 20 on the board receive a real NFC card with their name and number.

The blockchain side is separate from core play. The site has a wallet connection and a collectibles section, and one third-party write-up says characters and weapons are issued as NFTs that players can own and trade. Holders of a Gunnies NFT can also pay for a merch production run, which the project designs, makes and sells, paying the holder a set percentage of each sale price.

The game is free to play on Epic Games. Money comes in through the store, which sells digital packs of Coins and Karrots, plus physical merch. The store says digital packs arrive in your account within a minute of payment.

Season 2 also offers an optional pass that unlocks the full poster immediately and carries the end-of-season NFC card for top-20 finishers. The homepage does not publish prices for the pass, currency packs or merch, so users would see them in the store before paying. Any network or marketplace fees tied to NFTs are not published either.

The homepage does not mention smart-contract audits, custody arrangements or named team members for the NFT and wallet features. Treat any wallet connection with normal care: use a dedicated wallet, check what each transaction asks you to approve, and never share a seed phrase. Merch runs and NFT purchases involve paying real money, and the revenue-share terms are the project's own, so read them before committing.

Season 2 is marked 18+ and the project says there are no cash prizes and nothing random, which keeps it away from gambling-style mechanics. It is not a casino or betting product. The homepage does not describe any regulatory licence, and no hacks or shutdowns appear. Cosmetic items and physical cards do not hold guaranteed resale value.

Gunnies is for casual and mid-core shooter fans who enjoy cartoon humour, chaotic arenas and cosmetic collecting. It also suits people curious about Web3 games who want a free, wallet-optional way in. Players seeking a profit or a settled competitive scene should look elsewhere, since rewards are outfits, a poster and a physical card.