Online multiplayer · live for beta players

Multiplayer

Nine dedicated servers: two purpose-built arenas, The Garage for duels and Downtown Boulevard for 6v6, and seven campaign cities in teams mode. Finished matches land on the leaderboard.

Live · updated 11s ago

9 servers online

Quiet right now. Pick any server and jump in, or find people to play with in Telegram.

Arenas · 2

  • Downtown BoulevardTeams ยท 6v6
    Open, nobody playing yet Online
  • The GarageDuel
    Open, nobody playing yet Online

Cities · 7

  • Los AngelesTeams
    Open, nobody playing yet Online
  • Las VegasTeams
    Open, nobody playing yet Online
  • ParisTeams
    Open, nobody playing yet Online
  • New YorkTeams
    Open, nobody playing yet Online
  • Hong KongTeams
    Open, nobody playing yet Online
  • The MoonTeams
    Open, nobody playing yet Online
  • MarsTeams
    Open, nobody playing yet Online

Machine-readable list: /servers.json, updated every minute.

How to join

  1. Get Kill Orbit. Sign in and download the current build from killorbit.com/play. Campaign and multiplayer come in the same download.

  2. Link your game. Press L in the game and enter the code at killorbit.com/link. Your matches count only when the game is linked, and online play will require it.

  3. Pick a server. At the main menu press M to open the server browser, choose an arena or a city, and join.

Modes

The Downtown Boulevard arena from above: a debris-strewn street under the Hotel The Grand sign, weapon pickups glowing on the road
Downtown Boulevard · beta build

Teams

Two sides. Downtown Boulevard is a purpose-built 6v6 arena, and all seven cities — Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Paris, New York, Hong Kong, the Moon and Mars — run in teams mode on the campaign maps.

Downtown Boulevard · 7 cities

Duel

One on one in The Garage, a purpose-built arena for duels.

The Garage

What counts

Every server reports each match to killorbit.com when it ends. Results for signed-in players go on their profile: matches, wins, eliminations, deaths, assists, streaks and time played.

A match is ranked when at least two signed-in players finish it. Ratings start at 1200 and move only in ranked matches; the Teams and Duel boards are ordered by rating, and the Overall board by eliminations. Unranked matches still show on your profile.