Up to 8 players per room No installs — runs in the browser Share a link, start a battle Insert colleague to continue Winner picks the lunch spot New games dropping soon
Up to 8 players per room No installs — runs in the browser Share a link, start a battle Insert colleague to continue Winner picks the lunch spot New games dropping soon

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FAQ

Do I need an account to play?

No. Everyone can play anonymously — pick a name and fighter in the lobby and you're in. Signing in is optional and only unlocks extras: a custom face photo and saved progress across games.

How many people can play at once?

Up to 8 players per room. Bigger team? Split into several rooms and run it as a tournament — losers' room, winners' room, grand final.

How do my colleagues join a game?

One person opens a game and becomes the host — the lobby shows a room link. Copy it, paste it into your team chat, and anyone who opens it lands in the same warm-up room. When everyone's in, the host presses Start.

Do we need to install anything?

Nothing. The games run entirely in the browser — Chrome, Firefox, or Safari on any laptop. A keyboard and a mouse are all you need.

Will it work on the office network or VPN?

Usually yes. Matches connect peer-to-peer over WebRTC, with a relay fallback for strict networks. If someone can't connect, the usual fix is hopping off the VPN or switching networks.

What happens if the host closes their laptop mid-game?

The match survives. Hosting migrates automatically to another player and the simulation continues from the last synced state — rage-quitting won't save anyone from losing.

Can I practice alone first?

Yes — Arena has a practice mode against bots, so you can learn to move, dash, and aim before embarrassing yourself in front of the team.

I can't hear any sound?

Browsers block audio until you interact with the page — click anywhere or press a key and the chiptune bleeps will kick in.

Something else broken or missing? Read the player's manual — or just start a game and find out.