August 1, 2026

Release 3.3

Battle royale. Twenty squads drop on one island, and where you finish is the result. A whole new kind of world, for both manager and player careers.

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A new kind of world

NEWBattle royale joins arcade, tactical and hero as a world type you can pick when you create a world. It is the first one that is not two teams playing a series: twenty squads drop on the same island, and you are scored on where you finish and what you killed.
NEWTwo shipped worlds to start from. Dropzone Circuit is a manager career with twenty pro squads; Dropzone: Pro Circuit is a player career that starts you in the open circuit and lets you climb into the pro lobby.
NEWSquads are trios or quads, and you choose. Every world sets its own squad size, lobby size, how many games make a match day, what each finishing position is worth, and what a kill is worth.
NEWFour roles built for the format: an IGL who calls rotations, a Fragger who wins the fights you take, an Entry who opens contested drops, and a Support who keeps the squad alive into late circles.

NEWA competitive week is a match day: your whole circuit plays six games in one lobby and banks the points. Two splits, each capped by a split final, then the world championship.
NEWThe championship runs on match point. Once a squad passes the threshold they still have to WIN a game to take the trophy, so the finals genuinely do not know when they will end.
NEWLeague tables read in the terms the format actually uses: points, game wins, average placement and kills. No win-loss record, because nobody beats anybody.
NEWA results board built for a match day. See the running table, then click into any single game to see exactly what it did — sixty points from steady placement and sixty from one win are very different weeks.

NEWPlay Live works for battle royale. Watch all twenty squads drop, fight over landing spots, rotate ahead of the circle, and get forced together at the end.
NEWThe zone is drawn as two rings — where it is now and where it is closing to — because working out whether your squad will make it is the whole middle of a game.
NEWLive squad counter, killfeed, and your own squad highlighted throughout, so you always know whether you are still in it.

NEWThe map editor has a battle royale section. An island is authored as named drop locations plus an optional flight path — the closing circle is worked out from the map itself, so you never draw a single ring.
NEWIslands need no team spawns, because nobody spawns in a battle royale. The editor tells you if you have placed too few drop locations for a full lobby.