Online / Team Deathmatch

Allies vs. Axis

Two sides, one street, and players from around the world on the other end of the sights. Join a match, fight for your team and lead it to victory.

A submachine gun fires toward an enemy soldier on a cobbled street at night.

Rules of engagement

Two teams

Every match is the Allies against the Axis. You fight beside your side and against theirs, with real people on both.

One objective

It is Team Deathmatch. Take down the other team, keep your own in the fight, and let the team result settle it.

Your own hands

The hand-controlled weapons from the missions come with you. How fast you aim and reload is how fast you really are.

Day and night maps

Multiple maps, different environments, and a change of light that changes what you can see at the far end of the street.

A night street between damaged brick buildings with an enemy soldier under a lamp.
Brick streets, lamps and rubble after dark.
Stone steps leading to a lantern-lit Japanese building under a full moon.
Moonlight, lanterns and stone steps.

Field advice

Before your first match

  1. Reload behind cover. Reloading takes your hands, so do it where the other team cannot see you.
  2. Use your body. In VR you can physically lean out from a doorway or crate, so show as little of yourself as you can.
  3. Watch the windows. Streets on these maps are lined with buildings, so check above street level as well as ahead.
  4. Read the light. After dark, lamps and lit windows draw your eye. Remember the other team sees them as well.
  5. Practice solo first. The single-player missions are a good place to get your reload right before someone shoots back with intent.

Match sheet

Mode
Team Deathmatch
Sides
Allies and Axis
Maps
Multiple environments, day and night
Needs
A Meta Quest headset and an internet connection
Servers
Run by Bytenests in its own data center

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