Player field manual
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A browser-based 3D arena shooter with robot opponents, island combat, weapon evolution, and private multiplayer rooms. Choose a mode, build your loadout, and fight to its objective.
Your first match
Sign in or create a player account to save your progress. The Play tab's Single Player option starts Battle Royale with Drop in. For another objective, choose Game Modes. In Battle Royale, loot chests for weapons and heals, keep an eye on the storm map, and use cover while fighting the remaining robots. Bots can loot and fight each other too.
Seven game modes
Battle Royale
Drop onto an island with 25 combat bots. Open loot chests, watch the storm circle on your map, and eliminate every bot while staying inside the safe area. There are no respawns in this mode.
Free For All
Every combatant fights for themselves. Reach 25 eliminations, or finish with the highest score when time runs out. Respawns keep you in the match.
Team Deathmatch
Fight for the blue team against red opponents. The first team to 50 eliminations wins. Blue and red armor identify each team, and friendly fire is disabled.
Domination
Capture and hold zones A, B, and C to earn points for your team. Contested zones do not score. The first team to 500 points wins.
Gun Game
Each elimination advances you to the next weapon. Complete the weapon ladder to win, adapting your range and approach as your loadout changes.
Zombie Survival
Face endless waves of husks in a mountain landscape without buildings. Death ends your run; your highest wave is the score to beat.
Boss Fight
Take on a colossal machine with four escalating phases. Keep moving as the boss changes its attack pace and calls in minions.
Weapons and loadouts
Your loadout has five slots. Switch with keys 1–5, and reload before re-entering a fight. Choose a weapon for your distance to the target rather than relying on a single weapon everywhere.
- Sidearm
- A precise starting pistol with a compact magazine.
- Assault Rifle
- Automatic fire for sustained attacks at medium range.
- Shotgun
- Multiple pellets spread across close-range targets.
- Sniper Rifle
- High-damage precision shots. Right-click opens its scope instead of standard aiming.
- Rocket Launcher
- Explosive projectiles deal splash damage around their impact.
- Rift Hammer
- A melee weapon with a shockwave attack for nearby enemies.
Keyboard, mouse, and touch controls
- W A S D / arrow keys
- Move
- Mouse
- Look
- Shift
- Sprint
- Space
- Jump
- Left click
- Fire or swing your weapon
- Right click
- Aim, use the sniper scope, or trigger the hammer shockwave
- E / F
- Open a nearby chest
- R
- Reload
- Q
- Use a collected heal
- 1–5
- Switch loadout slots
- O
- Play your equipped emote
- Esc
- Release the cursor
Touch-enabled devices show on-screen movement, aiming, and action controls. On a touchscreen laptop, select Turn off touch controls in the Play tab to use keyboard and mouse instead.
Upgrades, power-ups, and progression
Spend earned coins on permanent weapon upgrades. Each weapon has 50 upgrade levels, displayed ten at a time, with new forms at levels 10, 20, 30, and 40. Forms change the weapon's appearance and ability: the Rocket Launcher's second form is the Quad Launcher, which can fire four rockets in one volley.
Match power-ups include speed boost, shield, health pack, double damage, rapid fire, and invisibility. Quests and the Battle Pass provide progression goals; the Shop and Locker handle cosmetic items and emotes. Your account stores your persistent progress.
Playing with friends
Select Multiplayer in the Play tab to create or join a private room for up to four players. The host shares the six-character Game ID; friends enter it before the match begins. The host can wait for the group or start immediately. Starting locks the room against new joins.
Multiplayer supports the game's modes. Team and survival objectives can be tackled together, while Free For All and Gun Game retain competitive scoring. Choose the mode before starting and make sure everyone has joined.