Free to playPanzar Fantasy brawling, hand-aimed
Panzar is a fantasy third-person shooter built for team play, with eight classes, 8 vs 8 PvP and co-op PvE raids where coordination decides who wins. Pick a tank, healer, gunner or mage, aim every swing and shot yourself, then craft and upgrade your gear between rounds. Best with co-op friends and voice chat.
Is Panzar worth it?
Panzar is worth it if…
- you like team shooters where winning comes from coordination
- you want short session-based rounds with co-op friends
- you enjoy leveling, crafting and dressing up a fantasy fighter
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Eight classes that need each other
You pick from eight classes across four factions: sword tanks who hold the line, healers who keep them standing, ranged damage dealers, sappers, gunners and stealthy finishers. Each has its own skills, gear and job in the fight, and no one secures victory alone. Combat has no target lock, so you aim, block and time abilities yourself. A good round feels like a scrum where everyone finally pushes at once.
Objective modes made for squads
Matches run 8 vs 8 across Domination, Siege, Rugby and King of the Hill, plus PvE raids built for full groups. You capture points, hold ground, haul an objective home or break a fortified position while the other team does the same to you. Maps run from mountain waterfalls and jungle villages to castles and temple ruins. Bring co-op friends, split roles, and argue over who dropped the ball. That is half the fun.
Build your fighter between battles
Between rounds you buy, sell, craft and upgrade weapons, armor and potions, unlock skills and tune your character toward damage, toughness or support. Armor paint, hairstyles and battle cries let you mark your fighter as yours. Clans, friend lists, team chat and voice chat make it easy to regroup with the same crew, enter tournaments and chase crystals and glory together.
What should you know before playing?
Can you play it solo?
You can queue alone and the game will place you on a team, but expect team objectives either way. Capturing points, holding hills and clearing raids all assume someone heals, someone tanks and someone deals damage, so solo players still need to play their role.
How does combat work?
It is third-person with non-target combat, meaning attacks and abilities must be aimed rather than locked on. Positioning, timing and teamwork matter more than stats alone, especially when eight classes with different skills collide over one objective.
What do you do outside matches?
You can also change looks with hairstyles, armor paint and battle cries before heading back into the queue.
