Gnaughty Gnomes

We found an issue where random lag spikes were happening every time you made some specific actions. This should be solved now

Gnaughty Gnomes gets updated with A LOT of new things! New upgrades: 30 new upgrades, for a total of 150 upgrades New gamemodes: Snail of Death! New maps: The Beach! with unique internal mechanics (beware of the palmtrees) More content, more chaos, more fun. Try out the new upgrades and make wild combinations (some of them are really strong) and enjoy the beach and the snail of death gamemode! (you are not going to enjoy it at all) So, what are you waiting for? Grab your friends and go play Gnaughty Gnomes, now with a -50% OFF!

Hi again! We're still fixing issues and bugs you found! So here is another patch full of fixes and improvements: FIXES - PropHunt: Critical Bug that made only one player win points! - PropHunt: Gnomes no longer appear at the same time as the searcher (yes, it was a bug) - PropHunt: The gloves stayed during the score screen - Using "Camouflage" with a gnome Head, made the head Extra Large - Parrying objects made the game lag in Online (like a lot) - Fairys had weird lights in online game when grabbed - "Hot potato" now sticks properly and is always visible! (yeah, an invisible potato wasn't fun

Hi Gnomes! New patch fixing bugs mostly from online! Here are the fixes: Online fixes - "All Black" gave extra cards to the Gnome using it - Can't throw objects after turning into it with "Camouflage" - "Gravity Center" is consistent now (sometimes items didn't orbit the player) - "Triple shot" is consistent now (sometimes it only shoot 1 object) - White circles left after breaking objects - Mutliple fixes with "Vip Ticket" - "Gravity Center"/"Wallbreaker" with multi shots, broke the item if you throw the items close to a wall - Prop Hunt: Transforming into an object close to another player, b

Hello everyone! Thank you very much for the love you're giving to the game! We're aware that you've been experiencing some issues, but we'll continue to work on them and strive to resolve all the problems you're facing. Here are the Bugs fixed: ONLINE ISSUES FIXED - If you exit an online game, you have to restart the whole game to play another match - If you started an online game after modifying upgrade cards, they didn't sync properly - Issue with Prop Hunt, where only one Gnome could hide - Issue with Prop Hunt, you couldn't hide near a wall - “Flash” effect didn't disappear in some cases,

Gnaughty Gnomes is now available on Steam! All 8 members of Sand Castles Studio want to thank you for the incredible support throughout this year and a half of development. Our first game was Bread & Fred , a 2-player co-op experience, so shifting to a 4-player party fighting game has been quite the journey full of learning and new experiences. We hope you enjoy this crazy game as much as we do! If you have any questions, suggestions, or bug reports , feel free to reach out to us on the Steam forums or through our Discord . You can also follow us on social media to stay up to date with all the

Hello everyone! After a year and a half of development, we can announce the release date for Gnaughty Gnomes: It will be available on Steam on March 3, 2026! What is Gnaughty Gnomes? Gnaughty Gnomes is a PvP party game built for playing with friends and losing any remaining dignity along the way. There are no sacred rules here and no well-behaved gnomes—just fast matches, absurd situations, and highly questionable decisions. Here's what you can expect: Wild, crazy and (g)naughty gnomes Any object used as a weapon Upgrade cards that can flip a match in seconds Fast-paced rounds designed to make

Hello everyone! The launch of Gnaughty Gnomes is getting very close. We'll be revealing the release date soon, but before that, we want to share the latest additions to the game: the game modes . Until now, we had only talked about Classic Versus mode, but we decided to add two more to give you even more ways to play. The 3 game modes in Gnaughty Gnomes are: Classic Versus Teams Prop Hunt Before diving into each mode, it's worth noting that all modes allow you to customize the following settings: Standard: First player to reach 5 wins takes the match. Each gnome starts with 2 health points. Yo

Hey everyone, we’re back! We’ve reached the final (for now) devlog of our Gnaughty Gnomes development journey. Previously, we covered how gestures, dashing, mounts, and weapons work. Today, we’re wrapping things up with the core mechanic of our chaotic party brawler: Upgrades! What are upgrades? Upgrades are cards that give your gnome new abilities. Basically, they’re boosts that can make the difference between being a pointy-hatted punching bag… or an unstoppable beast with near-cosmic powers. What kinds are there? Not all Upgrades are created equal, which is why we’ve classified them by powe

Hello all! We’re Sand Castles , the team behind Gnaughty Gnomes . Today we want to tell you the story of how one of our core mechanics started as a silly little joke and ended up becoming a key part of the gameplay: the gesture (or emote, or taunt, you’ll see why). It all started with a laugh Early in development, we had a funny thought: ''What if the gnomes could taunt each other?'' It seemed like a goofy, charming little detail. Why not throw in a fun animation that lets gnomes mock their opponents ? Nothing fancy. Just a laugh, a gesture, a cheeky way to say, “Hey, I’m winning!” From joke t