StarFall Arena · Game mode
Deathmatch
Free-for-all, first to the kill limit.
How does Deathmatch work?
Everyone against everyone, first to the kill limit takes it. Deathmatch is the mode with no excuses in it: no objective to blame, no team to carry you, just whether you can win more fights than anyone else in the arena.
How do you win at Deathmatch?
Win more fights than anyone else — except the pilots who top the board are rarely the ones taking the most fights. In a free-for-all, every engagement you start is one somebody else can finish, so the real skill is arriving at the end of other people's duels rather than the beginning of your own. Read the kill feed: it tells you where the arena is currently busy, and busy is where two ships are about to be low. Let health pickups set your route between fights, because out here a full hull is worth more than a good position.
How many players is Deathmatch?
Deathmatch supports 2 to 8 — the widest range in the game, and the only mode that will run as a straight 1v1. Two pilots in an eighty-four-unit bowl is a duel with nowhere to hide; eight is closer to weather. The kill limit doesn't move either way, so a full lobby simply arrives at it faster.
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How it plays
- No teams — every other ship is a target.
- First to the kill limit wins; the clock is the backstop.
- The widest roster range in the game at 2 to 8 pilots.
| Players | 2–8 |
|---|---|
| Teams | Free-for-all |
| Respawns | Yes |
| Match length | 2 or 5 minutes |
| Win condition | First to 5 or 15 kills |
| Offline vs bots | Yes — no account needed |
| Online | Quick match, server browser, or invite code |
| Platform | iOS · Free |
Any hull can win here