Warzone Online

Gunfire fills three open battlefields as red and blue squads fight over lettered bases. Warzone Online runs online matches that last 10 to 30 minutes, with victory going to the side that piles up the most capture points. Control zones marked A, B, C, D, and more sit across wide terrain, so fights spread out across roads, open ground, and base perimeters. Early on, bots fill empty slots. A few minutes later, real players from around the world replace them and bring tanks, troop carriers, and heavier weapons into the fight.

How to play?

From the room list, join an existing match or create your own and pick the map you know best. Pick a side, roll out, and move toward the nearest marked base before the other team locks it down. At a lettered base, stay inside the capture area long enough to claim it for your team. Enemy kills pay cash, and pricier gear raises the payout when you land the shot. Spend your money on firearms, a battle tank, an armored personnel carrier, or a mounted machine gun. Hold captured zones as long as you can, because abandoned bases flip back when the other team parks inside them.