How matches work
Walk onto a duel pad in the lobby to start looking for a match. Standard duels run from 1v1 up to 5v5, and the first side to win five rounds takes the match. Start small. Guides agree that 1v1 or 2v2 lets you focus on your aim and movement while you learn.
There are also faster modes for practice and fun, such as Free For All, Team Deathmatch and Gun Game.
What to do first
One guide suggests starting in the Shooting Range, which teaches the controls and holds the Beginner Tasks. Finish those first, as they are a one-time source of Keys. Then play a few duels with the free loadout.
- Assault Rifle: your steady choice for mid-range fights.
- Handgun: your backup when the rifle runs dry.
- Fists: useful for moving quickly.
- Grenade: forces players out from behind cover.
How progress works
Keys are the main reward. They unlock new weapons and skins. You earn them from playing matches, finishing tasks and reaching contract milestones.
Daily Tasks reset each day, and missing one breaks your task streak. Bonus Tasks do not reset overnight. Contracts track your progress with one weapon, such as kills and time played, so they fill up as you play normally. A simple habit is to use a weapon with an unfinished contract that also fits your Daily Tasks.
Before you spend Keys, decide what gap you want to fill, such as range or movement. Check the price in the game, as price lists online can be out of date.
What to practise
Movement matters as much as aim here. The main skill to learn is the slide jump: sprint, slide, then jump as the slide slows down. Practise it in low-pressure rounds, and change your timing so other players cannot predict you.
- Fight from cover and keep your crosshair where enemies are likely to appear.
- Reload before a fight, not during one.
- Swap to the Handgun instead of reloading in the open.
- Stay at a range that suits your weapon.
- Use a small crosshair that is easy to see, and turn off camera shake if it distracts you.
Common mistakes
- Skipping the Shooting Range and Beginner Tasks.
- Working only on aim and ignoring movement.
- Walking in straight lines or peeking from the same spot each time.
- Giving up after only a few matches.
- Chasing new weapons instead of learning the free ones.
What to do next
Once the basics feel natural, try larger duels and buy one new weapon that solves a real problem. Change one habit at a time between rounds. Ranked play comes later. A guide updated in October 2026 says it needs Level 100, some finished duels and tasks, plus account checks. These rules may change, so read the in-game screen.
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Common questions
Do I need to buy weapons to start?
No. The Assault Rifle, Handgun, Fists and Grenade are free from the start, and guides say they are enough to learn with.
How do I get Keys?
Play matches, finish Beginner and Daily Tasks, and reach contract milestones. Avoid any site that promises free Keys.
How do you win a match?
In standard duels, the first side to win five rounds wins the match.
When does Ranked unlock?
An October 2026 guide says Level 100, along with other requirements. This may change, so check the game.
Sources
Written by ROLearn from the sources above and last checked on November 7, 2026. We also read fan sites we do not link here, because they sell boosts or Robux or carry cheat tools. Roblox games change often, so if the game says something different, trust the game.
