Trial By Fire

The clock is the only thing keeping you here.

You drop into a dark concrete lot with sixty seconds. Every kill buys seconds. Every second buys another kill. When the clock hits zero you do not die, you get pulled out, and everything you banked is yours.

Only losing all your blood ends a run badly.

KILL TO BUY TIME

Elite kills and killstreaks drip seconds onto the clock. A finite set of timers sits at fixed spots across the arena, so where you go next matters as much as what you shoot. Leave early and you pay a cut of everything the run earned.

EIGHTEEN WEAPONS

Fourteen standard sidearms and primaries, plus four specials that only arrive by supply drop. Each has its own accuracy, spread and weight. You start with two and buy the rest with the supply you bank. Heavy iron slows you down. Ammo runs dry.

DRAFT A BUILD EVERY RUN

Level up mid-fight and choose one of three perks from eighteen. Body, discipline and technique are earned in the fight and gone when it ends. Physical gear is bought between runs from forty-three upgrade lines.

NINE KINDS OF DEAD

Five walkers with distinct pursuit behaviour, plus four elites that each break a rule. Brutes soak. Spitters leave acid. Quillers throw spines. Stalkers close faster than you want. Elites hold back until tier two, then keep coming.

FORTY-TWO RECORDS

Clear them all and specials never run dry again. Three save profiles, five difficulty tiers, and a daily challenge that drops you into a fixed two-minute survival with no way out but the clock.

Aim assist does the precision so you can do the thinking. Built for phones, one thumb per stick, runs of two to five minutes.

Run out of time and you walk out. Run out of blood and you stay.

Recent changes:
Trial By Fire is out. Sixty seconds on the clock and one rule: kill to buy more. Fourteen standard weapons, four special weapons, nine kinds of dead including four elites, forty-three gear upgrades, forty-two records, five difficulty tiers and a daily survival run. Clear every record and your special weapons never run dry.