Standoff 2 is a free first-person shooter from AXLEBOLT LTD, first released on July 18, 2017 and rated Teen. Matches play out on maps such as Province and Sandstone, with sniper rifles like the AWM and M40, pistols like the Deagle and USP, and the AKR and P90 on the weapon list.
Skill-based matches instead of casual shooting
The game aims at players who want competitive mobile FPS matches rather than relaxed play. Ranked matches start with a calibration at the beginning of each season, and climbing the ranks earns rewards. Clans add a team layer, since players can form alliances and fight battles together.
The store text says all weapons are usable from the start, with no level grind to unlock them. That removes one common barrier for new players.
Modes, maps and the 25-weapon arsenal
Modes include 5v5 fights, 2v2 Allies, 1v1 duels, Free-for-all and Team Deathmatch. The description names maps such as Province and Sandstone. The arsenal covers more than 25 weapons, including AWM and M40 sniper rifles, Deagle and USP pistols, and the P90.
Graphics are 3D, and the game supports 120 FPS on devices that can run it. Weapon skins, stickers and charms are the customization layer, earned through Battle Pass rewards or cases and boxes.
What to check before installing from Google Play
Standoff 2 needs Android 7.1 or newer. It costs nothing to start, but it carries ads and in-app purchases, and its Teen content rating is worth a look before younger players join. If children will play, check the purchase settings on the device before the first match.
The current version is 1.1.0, last updated on October 28, 2026.
Standoff 2 pros and cons
Pros
- Free to install, with price listed as 0
- Ranked seasons with calibration and rewards
- Modes from 1v1 duels to 5v5 matches
- More than 25 weapons usable from the start
- Supports 120 FPS gameplay
Cons
- Contains ads
- Has in-app purchases, including skins from cases and boxes
- Teen content rating
- Download size varies or is not listed up front
Is Standoff 2 safe?
The publisher is AXLEBOLT LTD, whose developer website is axlebolt.com. The game is rated Teen, and it includes ads and in-app purchases, so look over both before letting younger players try the online matches.
How to install Standoff 2
- Press the Google Play button on this page.
- Check the listing in the Play Store and press Install.
- Open Standoff 2 when the install finishes. Updates arrive through Google Play.