Most of what you can verify is the sandbox battle: pick a map, assign teams, place objects, and watch ragdoll combat. Other mode names show up in descriptions without a rulebook.
What is confirmed
- A lobby where you select a battlefield and deploy.
- Blue and Red as the main opposing colors, with Yellow and Green also described.
- Soldiers, weapons, vehicles, structures, and support attacks.
- Pause, speed, camera, and box select.
- A mission activity with an objective panel. Names, rewards, and completion requirements are not in the public record.
- Saves or builds, demonstrated as something you can keep and return to.
- Playtime and donation boards in the October 29 lobby. Those boards can change.
What is only a label
Army Battle fits the full formation test. Red versus Blue is the direct two-side comparison. NPC Wars matches the smart-NPC pitch in the older developer description: NPCs fight and react, and you create the battle. Battle Royale is mentioned without a circle, a player cap, or a prize. Do not play those names as if they shared one rule set.
The official page on November 11, 2026 still described a realistic military sandbox: combat and coordination, ragdoll physics on every soldier, wound reactions, and realistic battlefields. Server size remained 1. Voice chat and camera were marked unsupported. Maturity is Mild, with heavy or unrealistic blood and repeated mild violence.
A listed multiplayer date
The same official page lists a Multiplayer event for Saturday, November 14, 2026 at 7:00 AM, with the summary line "Play against others." Rules, rewards, and the time zone are not in that public summary. Until that event is live, plan on one player per server. Friends can launch their own sessions. They are not confirmed to share your deployment.
Halloween window
A Halloween update was scheduled from October 31, 2026 at 12:00 UTC through November 2, 2026 at 12:00 UTC. The listing promised new units, mechanics, maps, and modes as categories, not as a named checklist. Later pages do not itemize what actually shipped. If you see a new deployment entry, write down the name on the button and test it. Do not backfill the Halloween poster with guesses.
How to check a mode
Open the mode or mission entry. Copy the objective and any reward the panel prints. Run it once. If the panel is blank, the mode is not documented enough to guide, and the Arena test is the better use of the session.
