Freefall Tournament

Freefall Tournament is a third-person shooter in which teams of space marines fight fast-paced matches using jetpacks, armor, melee weapons, guns and bombs. Set in a future reshaped by the discovery of an alien artifact on the moon, the game follows humanity into a new interstellar age. Matches last 10–20 minutes, and teamwork and coordination determine the winning team.

Classes and combat

You choose from 10 classes: Gunner, Tank, Tech, Scout, Blazer, Blaster, Shocker, Assassin, Commando and Bomber. Each class has two unique weapons, two unique abilities and a bomb type; some also have an additional R ability. Class skins offer different looks and models, while class-specific jetpacks support fast movement and aerial combat.

You can hop and bound across maps with jetpack thrust, building momentum and speed, or slide to evade fire and close on an escaping enemy. Target-locking supports aerial combat. Tanks can smash enemies with hammers, Scouts can attack with katanas, Gunners can snipe from a distance, and Techs can heal, duel and deploy turrets. Combat includes melee, ranged and aerial fighting, with bombs including f-bombs.

Teams and matches

Blue and Gold teams compete in four modes: Team Death Match, Control Point Scramble, King of the Hill and Payload. Matches take place on Training Arena, Shuttle Bay, Moon Base and Space Station. Players can join or leave a match at any time, but must stay until the end to receive rewards. Completing a match awards XP and Z Cash, with more for a win than a loss; individual kills do not grant rewards.

The game uses a respawn system that regroups fallen teammates and dynamically balances matches. Most play uses an over-the-shoulder third-person view, with the camera moving closer during melee combat or switching to a scoped first-person view when needed. Players advance through ranks up to Marshal.

Unlocks and progression

Classes and weapons unlock with Z Cash earned through combat. Two of the eight classes described in the unlock system are free to play each day, rotating weekly, and you can switch between the available free classes during a match. Classes can also be bought for permanent use with in-game currency or real money. In-game currency can purchase upgrades that provide small performance boosts; cosmetic class skins can be bought with real money and provide no gameplay benefit. Z Cash and XP boosts are also available to speed up progression without removing the grind.

Combat design

The game prioritizes fun over realism and aims to make piloting futuristic battle suits feel superhuman. Classes have different combat advantages and disadvantages, but are not designed as hard counters to one another, and each map has features that showcase different class strengths. One-shot kills are intended to be rare in ordinary one-on-one encounters.

Tactical awareness can help players contribute without lightning-fast reflexes. Battles generally favor the team that brings more troops to the point of conflict, while skilled, lucky or tactically minded players can still make plays that turn the tide. Players level up mainly through teamwork rather than individual performance.