London, 21st May 2026 - PQube and Denki are excited to share an all-new Steam demo update for their upcoming family friendly 3D hidden object game, Sniper Dan. Slated to launch in 2026, players will be able to jump into the action digitally on PC (via Steam®), PlayStation® 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch™, and physically on PlayStation® 5.
To celebrate the announcement, the charismatic new 'Aiming to Please' gameplay explainer video was released, giving players a closer look at the strange problems, satisfying fixes and playful surprises waiting in Sniper Dan.
Sniper Dan is an audaciously ludicrous, wholesome take on long-range precision, where the goal is not to defeat enemies but to solve everyday problems from a sensible distance. With its colourful 3D worlds, gentle humour and zero violence, the game invites players of all ages to slow down, observe their surroundings and enjoy the simple satisfaction of making things work again.
In the Steam demo, players can visit Clumsy County to take on unusual jobs and uncover curious distractions! The latest update introduces a new tutorial level, character customisation so that players can fix problems in style, a new bowling mini-game, new office items to make Dan's workspace extra cosy, gachapon collectables, improvements to the job list and over 1000 additional tweaks, fixes and improvements to make life as a Sniperintendent even more fun!
About Sniper Dan
Sniper Dan is a hidden object game unlike any other. Objects aren't always well hidden and the solution involves shooting them. You’re not hunting enemies. You’re hunting problems. Fixing rusty taps, machines behaving badly and even stop a thieving Pelican. Travel far and wide across lively 3D locations packed with visual jokes and silly situations as you help those in need. Can Dan and his trusty tool get the job done?
- Ridiculous tools. Sensible intentions. Use a sniper rifle to fix everyday problems. No danger. No drama. Just long-range problem solving.
- A hidden object game through a sniper scope. Scan busy 3D scenes, spot what’s wrong and solve it with one perfectly aimed shot.
- Absurd problems. Serious precision. Zero violence. Fix signs, tighten bolts, pop balloons and jump-start fireworks. Nobody gets hurt. Ever.
- Every job is a tiny mystery. Figure out cryptic clues, search the scene and work out what actually needs fixing.
- A playful 3D world full of shareable moments. Silly situations, secret jobs and full of “what the…?” moments to be discovered and shared.
- Grow your business one shot at a time. Earn money and reputation, upgrade your rifle, decorate your office hub and expand your operation.
- Hundreds of absurd jobs across lively locations. Dynamic solutions mean jobs change each time you play.
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About PQube
PQube is a leading international creator, publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment. The company’s
teams worldwide are committed to publishing games they love by working closely with development partners and reaching consumers globally on all major gaming platforms. PQube manages a rich portfolio of brands, including Kitaria Fables, Discounty, Potion Permit, Tormented Souls, Cat Quest, New Super Lucky’s Tale, BlazBlue, Gal*Gun, White Day, Kill La Kill, Nexomon: Extinction, BUSTAFELLOWS, Guilty Gear and many more. Visit pqube.co.uk to find out more.
About Denki
Founded in March 2000, Denki is an award-winning independent games studio based in Dundee, Scotland. The studio creates original digital toys and games - including the BAFTA-winning Autonauts and Quarrel - and works alongside other developers and publishers on co-dev projects too. Across more than two decades, Denki has pioneered titles for a wide range of platforms and earned numerous accolades, including multiple BAFTA nominations and wins, a TIGA Best Developer award, and recognition at the Develop:STAR Awards and Gamescom UKIE Awards. Known for its passion for innovating new game genres and its highly-collaborative approach to working with its publishing partners, Denki continues to push the boundaries of playful, inventive game design over 25 years later.