Off The Grid Reveals New Game Mode

Gunzilla has released its July 2025 ecosystem report, highlighting several key updates across its GUNZ platform and Off The Grid (OTG) game. The month marked significant progress, with the official Steam launch of OTG, growing engagement across new blockchain integrations, and developments in regulatory licensing that are set to impact the platform’s long-term operations.

Off The Grid Reveals New Game Mode

Off The Grid was officially launched on Steam on July 26, bringing the cyberpunk-themed battle royale to a global PC gaming audience. The release resulted in a noticeable increase in player activity, with engagement metrics rising during the first few days. This launch represents an important step in Gunzilla’s cross-platform strategy, as it opens up the full multiplayer experience of OTG to a wider community. Players on Steam now have access to features such as squad-based gameplay, cyberlimb looting, and vertical combat mechanics powered by jetpacks. These elements contribute to a dynamic experience as users explore Teardrop Island and engage in competitive matches.

Off The Grid Reveals New Game Mode

$GUN Token Expands to Solana

The GUNZ platform also completed a major technical milestone in July with the multichain expansion of the $GUN token to Solana. This integration provides access to a broader decentralized finance (DeFi) market, allowing $GUN to be utilized across Solana-native wallets and platforms. Wallets such as Phantom and Solflare now support $GUN, while liquidity pools and reward campaigns have launched on Kamino, Orca, and Jupiter.

A notable campaign on Kamino involves 15 million $GUN in liquidity rewards, offering users approximately $400,000 in incentives over a three-month period. The release of the Solana Content Pack, one of the most traded items in July, demonstrated strong community interest following the integration. Gunzilla has also progressed its asset trading features through a new partnership with OpenSea.

Phase 1 of the integration allowed players to begin listing and trading in-game OTG items on the decentralized marketplace. Within the first 24 hours, OpenSea recorded $1 million in $GUN token trading volume, including a high-value sale of a Tacoma Gun for 55,000 $GUN. The official GUNZ storefront is now live on OpenSea, providing infrastructure for future asset listings, including Validator NFTs. This shift supports Gunzilla’s aim to create an open and player-driven economy across multiple blockchain networks.

Off The Grid Reveals New Game Mode

GUNZ Network Statistics

The GUNZ network recorded its highest-ever single-day transaction volume in July, exceeding three million transactions in one day. Although overall monthly transaction numbers dipped slightly by 8.4 percent compared to June, other key indicators showed growth. Marketplace volume rose significantly from 12.9 million $GUN in June to 27.8 million $GUN in July. In addition, marketplace listings increased to over 252,000, and hex decoding activity saw a 122 percent rise, reaching more than 920,000 decoded items for the month.

Off The Grid Reveals New Game Mode

VASP License Nears Final Approval

A major regulatory milestone is also approaching. Gunzilla confirmed that its Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license application is in the final stages of approval with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority. This license will enable legal fiat-to-crypto transactions within Off The Grid, allowing players to purchase $GUN tokens and in-game items using traditional payment methods such as credit cards and PayPal. The license will also allow for the full migration of assets from testnet to mainnet, completing the on-chain infrastructure for OTG.

Once approved, the platform will be operating under a compliant framework in line with Cayman Islands regulations introduced in April 2025. The Off The Grid Companion App has continued to grow steadily, reaching over 500,000 unique users in July. The app is designed to support gameplay by enhancing communication, inventory management, and squad coordination. Its increasing adoption indicates continued engagement from the OTG player base and plays a supporting role in the ecosystem’s mobile accessibility.

Off The Grid Reveals New Game Mode

August Updates and Future Development Plans

Looking ahead, Gunzilla is preparing to introduce several new features and updates in August. A new game mode called Kill-to-Upgrade is scheduled to launch, offering players combat progression based on eliminations. Additional updates will include a refreshed heads-up display (HUD), an improved lobby interface, and expanded social features to enhance the in-game experience. Loadout drones are also receiving upgrades to improve their utility during gameplay. A new Cyberlimb Drop is expected to go live later in the month, although specific item details have not yet been released.

Gunzilla has confirmed that development is underway on several other features aimed at expanding player options and competitive formats. These include narrative-based in-game missions, a Solo Battle Royale mode, and ranked ladders for both Trio and Solo matches. These upcoming features are part of the broader roadmap for enhancing Off The Grid’s gameplay depth and replayability.

Off The Grid Reveals New Game Mode

Final Thoughts

Gunzilla’s July 2025 update reflects steady progress in both gameplay development and infrastructure expansion. With Off The Grid now available on Steam, growing DeFi participation through Solana, and decentralized asset trading via OpenSea, the platform continues to build toward a broader web3 ecosystem. The upcoming VASP license approval and August content updates signal that the team remains focused on long-term scalability and compliance while continuing to expand the player experience.