Download The Catapult 2 APK 7.7.7 Free for Android

Every enemy fortress in The Catapult 2 is built from a different material, and picking the wrong projectile means your stone bounces off stone walls while the stickman archers keep firing back.

The Catapult 2 is a 2D castle-siege arcade game from BYV, with version 7.7.1 succeeded by the latest 7.7.7 build for Android. You sit on top of a castle, controlling a catapult run by a stickman siege engineer, and your job is to wreck enemy catapults, towers, and stick soldiers before their rocks and arrows level your stronghold. Pull back on the screen, set your angle and force, then release. The sequel adds a full Tank Mode, an endless survival run, a multiplayer “bone masters” mode, and a workshop upgrade tree on top of the 2D arcade core that made the first game popular. It runs fully offline, which is the reason a lot of players keep it installed for no-signal moments.

Two completely different ways to play: castle defense and Tank Mode

The Catapult 2 splits into two separate playstyles that share almost nothing mechanically, and most new players never realize the second one exists until they hit it mid-campaign. The first is classic castle defense: your catapult stays fixed on top of your fortress, and you fire at waves of enemy stickmen who arrive one at a time, then two in a row, then three, each lobbing rocks and arrows back at you. The skill here is timing and angle, since you can shoot an incoming rock out of the air mid-flight if your aim is fast enough.

Tank Mode flips the format entirely. Instead of defending a static castle, you take control of a mobile tank rolling through the hills, firing stones and cannon shots at enemy tanks armored with cogwheel plating. You upgrade the tank itself between fights, and the threat changes because enemy tanks move and return fire rather than standing in fixed lanes. Players on the game’s reviews repeatedly call the tank island the standout, and the practical reason is that it rewards aggression over patience, the opposite of the defense levels.

The weapon arsenal: catapults, crossbows, slingshots, bows, and bazookas

Your starting catapult is the weakest tool in the game, and the entire progression curve is built around outgrowing it, since enemy armor scales faster than a stock catapult can keep up with past level 20. Each weapon class hits differently, so the choice is about what the enemy fortress is made of rather than raw damage.

• Catapult: the default, lobbing stones in an arc. Good against exposed stick soldiers and light wood, but the arc makes it slow to hit fast or accurate enemies.
• Crossbow and bow: flat, fast-traveling arrows that beat the catapult’s arc against precise targets. The recurring counter to enemies that get “very accurate” and one-shot you in later campaign levels.
• Slingshot: the toss-style weapon tied to the bone masters multiplayer mode, where every shot is scored for height and accuracy.
• Bazooka and cannon: the heavy end of the arsenal. A bazooka grenade or cannon shot can crush several stickmen at once and tear through steel constructions that shrug off plain stones.

Because enemy structures are made of different materials, the implicit question every level asks is “which weapon breaks this wall fastest”, and the answer is rarely the catapult once steel and reinforced builds start appearing.

Five game modes: campaign, Hard levels, Endless, tank battle, and bone masters

The Catapult 2 carries five distinct modes, and the Hard levels mode alone added 450 new stages with high-level opponents, which roughly doubles the content most players think the game has. Here is how they split:

• Campaign: the main level progression where you earn coins per stage, with bonus payouts for clearing with more stars.
• Hard levels: 450 stages built for players who finished the campaign, populated with high-level opponents that punish a weak workshop tree.
• Endless mode: a redesigned survival run where you keep firing until your catapult or your siege engineer is destroyed. This is where you grind score and bonuses with no fixed end.
• Tank battle: the mobile tank mode covered above, with its own upgrade path separate from your castle weapons.
• Bone masters multiplayer: the competitive toss mode where you face other players and chase a high score with slingshot-style throws.

The reason the mode list matters is the coin economy ties them together. Endless and Hard levels are the fastest coin sources once you can survive them, and coins are the bottleneck for every upgrade below.

The workshop: 30+ upgrades for cannons, catapults, tanks, and castles

The workshop is the upgrade tree that decides whether you stall out at level 20 or push into the 450 Hard levels, and it holds over 30 separate upgrades across four targets: cannons, catapults, tanks, and castles. This is the mechanic the store listings barely mention, yet it is the actual progression spine of the game.

Upgrading a catapult raises its damage and lets it break tougher materials, while castle upgrades let you add tower slots fitted with extra archers or cannons that fire alongside your main shot, raising your total damage output per turn. Tank upgrades feed directly into Tank Mode survivability. The catch is that everything costs coins, and the appearance of your stickman, the support skills you bring into battle, and the two active battle skills all draw from the same coin pool. That competition for a single currency is why the stock game leans so heavily on watching ads to double your coin payout after each level.

What’s new in version 7.7.7

The most recent update keeps building on the workshop and Hard levels framework introduced in earlier 7.x builds. The headline changes across the latest versions include:

• The workshop mechanic with 30+ upgrades for cannons, catapults, tanks, and castles.
• The Hard levels mode adding 450 new stages with high-level opponents.
• Battle Pass activated permanently, so you can claim bonus rewards every month rather than only during limited events.
• A completely redesigned Endless mode with its own bonus structure.
• New bosses, enemies, and weapons added to the campaign, plus broad game balance changes, performance improvements, and interface bug fixes.

The Catapult 2 MOD APK features

The MOD build targets the coin and gem bottleneck that the stock game builds its entire upgrade tree around, so you can fill out the workshop, unlock the heavy weapons, and push into the 450 Hard levels without grinding campaign stars or sitting through ad-doubling prompts after every fight.

Unlimited Coins

Coins are the currency you normally earn level by level, with a small bonus for clearing stages at more stars, and they pay for every catapult, crossbow, and castle upgrade in the workshop. The MOD sets coins to an unlimited pool, so the 30+ workshop upgrades and added tower slots can be maxed from the start instead of after dozens of campaign clears. This matters most going into the 450 Hard levels, where a stock-level catapult gets one-shot by the high-level opponents that start appearing early.

Unlimited Gems

Gems are the premium currency the stock game funnels toward Battle Pass tiers and the costlier shop items, normally earned slowly or topped up with real money. The MOD removes that limit, letting you grab the monthly Battle Pass bonuses and premium upgrades without waiting on the slow gem drip. Pair this with unlimited coins and the entire tank upgrade path for Tank Mode opens immediately rather than after grinding endless runs.

Free Shopping

Free Shopping lets you pull any weapon, support skill, or character skin from the shop at zero cost, including the bazooka and cannon that the stock game gates behind a large coin total. Since enemy fortresses are built from different materials, having every weapon class on hand from the start means you always carry the right tool, instead of being stuck lobbing stones at steel constructions your basic catapult cannot crack.

The table below lays out the core differences between the stock The Catapult 2 and the MOD build, so you can see what changes before downloading.

Frequently asked questions

Is The Catapult 2 MOD APK safe to use?

The MOD is a modified version of the original BYV game with coin and gem limits removed. It installs the same way as a standard APK from outside the Play Store, so you enable installs from unknown sources first. Treat your account progress with care, since modified builds run separately from your Google Play save in some cases.

Will the MOD get my account banned?

The Catapult 2 is primarily a single-player game with offline campaign, Hard levels, Endless, and Tank Mode, so most progress is local. The one area to watch is the bone masters multiplayer mode, since competitive modes can flag accounts using modified currency. Keeping the MOD to the offline modes is the lower-risk approach.

How is the MOD different from the stock APK?

The stock game ties every workshop upgrade, weapon, and Battle Pass tier to coins and gems you earn slowly across campaign stages and ad-doubling prompts. The MOD removes those currency limits, so the 30+ workshop upgrades, the bazooka and cannon, and the monthly Battle Pass bonuses are all reachable from the start instead of after long grinding.

Can you play The Catapult 2 offline?

Yes. The campaign, Hard levels, Endless mode, and Tank Mode all run without a connection, which is why the game suits commutes and travel. You only need a connection for the ad-doubling coin bonus in the stock version and for the bone masters multiplayer mode.

What is Tank Mode and how does it differ from castle defense?

Tank Mode puts you in control of a mobile tank rolling through the hills, firing stones and cannon shots at armored enemy tanks, with its own upgrade path. It differs from castle defense, where your catapult stays fixed on top of a fortress and you shoot incoming stickmen one wave at a time. Tank Mode rewards aggression, while defense rewards timing and air-intercepting enemy rocks.