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An AK-style primary weapon featured in gameplay guides and recommended as an accessible starting choice.

A primary rifle identified in gameplay coverage and recommended as an alternative starting weapon.

Two named submachine guns available in the game's weapon selection.

The weapon lineup includes a .308 sniper rifle and the Old Head designated marksman rifle.

Named secondary firearms available alongside the Blade melee weapon.

Customize firearms with sights, magazines, grips, suppressors, and other supported attachments earned through weapon challenges.

Capture and hold territories around the map to earn points for your gang while pushing opponents away from controlled areas.

A classic team deathmatch where two rival gangs compete to achieve the highest number of kills.

A free-for-all mode with no team allegiance. Every player competes individually to achieve the most kills.

Steal the opposing gang's bag and return it to your own territory while defending your team's bag.

An attack-and-defense bomb mode where one gang attempts to plant the bomb and the other must prevent or defuse it. Players have only one life per round.

Eliminate opponents and collect their dropped chains to score points. Recover teammates' chains to deny the opposing gang those points.

A Chicago downtown environment named in the official Steam description, featuring urban combat routes and positions to learn.

A suburban combat environment officially identified by the developer, with residential surroundings featured in gameplay coverage.

One of the named maps in the official launch description, included in the game's collection of distinct combat environments.

A shopping mall environment that brings combat into an indoor retail setting.

A compact map explicitly referenced in developer Patch 1.0.10, which discusses short time-to-kill encounters and spawn adjustments.

A reconnaissance killstreak that reveals enemy positions on the minimap. Gameplay coverage confirms the Snitch Ready notification.

An offensive killstreak that summons armed vehicle support. Developer Patch 1.0.10 confirms adjustments to Drive-By locations on certain maps.

A named killstreak confirmed through gameplay notifications. Gameplay reporting describes it as a reinforcement ability involving AI allies.

An additional named killstreak shown in gameplay coverage. Its exact activation requirements and complete behavior have not been independently established.

Introduced password-protected private matches for friends, fixed false anti-cheat kicks, addressed audio output problems, and improved match joining and crash stability.

Released on October 12, 2026, adding voice chat and anti-cheat alongside spawn protection, spawn adjustments, and more than ten bug fixes.

Patch 1.0.10 introduced lobby-wide and team voice communication. Push-to-talk uses T by default, with an open-microphone option available in settings.

Patch 1.0.10 introduced anti-cheat protection and an in-game Report option through the pause menu. Patch 1.0.1.4 subsequently addressed false anti-cheat kicks.

Patch 1.0.1.4 added private password-protected lobbies, allowing friends to organize matches without making their lobby public.

Patch 1.0.1.4 addressed missing audio by allowing players to select an output device in settings, alongside improvements to joining games and crash-related issues.