WARDOGS Beginner Guide
Learn how a WARDOGS match works, including teams, the Control Zone, scoring, cash, loadouts, vehicles, building, and destruction.
What kind of game is WARDOGS?
WARDOGS is an All-Out Warfare FPS built around tactical gunplay and combined-arms combat. Official material presents teamwork and communication as central to the experience.
How a WARDOGS match works
A match supports up to 100 players split across three teams. The teams fight over a randomized 2 × 2 km Control Zone within a larger map.
Control Zone scoring and the win condition
The team with the most players inside the Control Zone earns points. The first team to reach 100 points wins the match.
Cash and loadouts
Players start with $10,000 and purchase a custom loadout each life. Purchase categories include weapons, gear, utility, and vehicles.
Cash persists from match to match.
Ways to support your team
Teamplay actions can earn cash. Official examples include reviving squadmates, transporting friendlies to the zone, and controlling the objective.
Teamwork and communication are central themes in the official description of WARDOGS.
Vehicles, aircraft, building, and destruction
The combined-arms battlefield includes vehicles, helicopters, heavily armored tanks, and artillery tanks.
Players can build and fortify positions. Destruction can affect buildings and the battlefield.
Frequently asked questions
Q: What is the Control Zone in WARDOGS? A: A randomized 2 × 2 km area that all three teams contest.
Q: How much cash do you start with in WARDOGS? A: $10,000.
Q: Does cash carry over between matches? A: Yes. Cash persists from match to match.
Q: Does WARDOGS have vehicles, building, and destruction? A: Yes. Vehicles, building, fortification, and battlefield destruction are part of the game.