Free to playPyroworks Fireworks by hand or pure mayhem
Pyroworks is a first-person sandbox about fireworks, built for messing around with co-op friends. Light real-brand rockets and cakes, program a timed show, or just blow things apart and watch the sky fall down. Simple, loud, and best shared.
Is Pyroworks worth it?
Pyroworks is worth it if…
- you want low-pressure co-op games about making noise and light
- you like planning timed firework shows with co-op friends
- you enjoy sandbox destruction and modded fireworks and maps
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Light it up together
You and your co-op friends share an open map stacked with fireworks from real companies like Funke, Lesli, Weco, and Zena. You place pieces, light them, and watch realistic bursts, smoke, and debris spread across the sky. One moment you time rockets for New Year's Eve, the next you scrap the plan and cause pure destruction. The firing is loose and social, built around joining in and setting things off side by side.
Programmed shows and modded toys
For the planners, a COBRA 18M firing system lets you wire up cues and run a whole show in sequence. You can save the entire world, load it back later, and share saves so other players can watch or remix your work. Modding support adds more room to tinker, with community fireworks, maps, and saves plus documentation for making your own. Creativity here means deciding what goes boom, when, and in what order.
What else should you know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. It supports single-player, so you can build shows, test firing cues, and try mods on your own before bringing co-op friends along for the loud part.
What do you actually do minute to minute?
You walk the map in first person, pick fireworks, place them, and set them off. Shows take more setup through the firing system, while destruction sessions are closer to light, watch, repeat.
Do you need mods to enjoy it?
No. The base game already includes fireworks from many real-life brands plus world saving and sharing. Mods are extra raw material if you want new fireworks, maps, or saves.
