Heavy Weapons are some of the most powerful options for combat in The Outer Worlds 2! From Grenade Launchers, to Flamethrowers, Machine Guns and more, these weapons bring the hurt to the battlefield!
This guide breaks down every Heavy Weapon revealed so far for The Outer Worlds 2, explains how they work, and why you’ll want to hunt them down!

What Are Heavy Weapons in The Outer Worlds 2?
Heavy Weapons are brutally destructive weapons in The Outer Worlds 2 that make combat much more interesting! Heavy Weapons in The Outer Worlds 2 include many different options including Grenade Launchers, Machine Guns, and the Flamethrower, as well as several Unique and Science Weapons.
In The Outer Worlds 2, you’ll want to use Heavy Weapons to clear out big rooms of enemies while your Companions pick off any stragglers, or you can use them to melt Boss Health bars. The downside of using Heavy Weapons in The Outer Worlds 2 is the availability of ammo, as these weapons can chew through rounds rather quickly. Some Unique Heavy Weapons also use rare ammo types such as the Big Bang.
All Heavy Weapons in The Outer Worlds 2
| Weapon Name | Type |
| Armageddon | Heavy Weapon |
| Big Bang | Heavy Weapon |
| Boarst Blaster | Heavy Weapon |
| Bullet Blender | Heavy Weapon |
| Flamethrower | Heavy Weapon |
| Grenade Launcer | Heavy Weapon |
| Machine Gun | Heavy Weapon |
| Popup Gun | Heavy Weapon |
As more Heavy Weapons are revealed, we will update this guide with details on where to find them and how to use them effectively.
Armageddon

Armageddon is another science weapon revealed for The Outer Worlds 2. This weapon is described as firing masses made up of little arms that stick to enemies or the environment. These masses continue to hit their targets over and over again until they are destroyed, making it an unusual and aggressive option during combat.
Big Bang

The Big Bang is one of the largest and most devastating science weapons in the game. It uses material harvested from the rifts to shoot a giant ball of energy capable of vaporizing everything in its path. Because the ammunition for this weapon is extremely rare, it is a weapon best reserved for dangerous situations where maximum firepower is required.
Boarst Blaster

The Boarst Blast is a unique weapon that fires out large tumors like grenades. In fact, these tumors can explode just like a grenade. The tumors, if not exploded can be eaten by the player for a small bit of health though they are toxic. Overall, the firing speed looks slow but the tumor spread large so it could be a good AOE type of weapon. However, the range fall off on the Boarst Blaster seems to be it’s biggest issue and it might just be a fun weapon to use rather than a meta-defining one.
Bullet Blender

The Bullet Blender uses ammunition from your inventory, thus not requiring the player to reload. What makes this weapon unique is that using different ammunition causes the weapon to fire differently. As you can imagine, this might be y our go-to weapon when ammunition is plenty for a weapon type you do not use and you can’t afford to reload frequently in combat.
Popup Gun

One of the most humourous weapons, showing Outer Worlds 2 political theme is the Popup Gun. This gun fires drones that distract enemies with corporate advertisements, jingles, and slogans. Imagine walking through Las Vegas getting harrassed by endless amounts of people trying to hand you advertisements? Well, that’s the Popup Gun except with drones.
An interesting mechanic of the weapon is you can explode the drones upon reload. So while it has a silly concept, it might be effective and a bit silly. The Outer Worlds 2 is likely to keep poking fun at capitalism and corporate greed and this weapon is one way to do that!
FAQs – The Outer Worlds 2 Heavy Weapons
Are Heavy Weapons worth using in The Outer Worlds 2?
Yes. Heavy Weapons in The Outer Worlds 2 can cause massive damage to your enemies and quickly clear a room, however they also use up ammo quickly, and some ammo types can be difficult to find enough of.
Can Heavy Weapons be upgraded or modded?
While full mod details have not been confirmed, The Outer Worlds 2 builds on the original game’s crafting and upgrade systems. Based on how Obsidian approached weapon upgrades in the first game, it’s likely that Heavy Weapons will be able to be improved as well.
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