You know the drill. What shooter game would be complete without a little team-based mayhem? 2 teams square off against each other. Your objective? Destroy all enemies!

In Domination Mode, opposing factions compete for control of the area. By capturing nodes on the map, players boost their team’s total capture score and open up additional team spawn locations for further conquest. On larger maps, players may utilize an assortment of vehicles, from tanks to aerial fighters, and access defensive tech, such as anti-aircraft turrets. The longer a team holds a control node, the more domination points it earns. Victory goes to the team that first reaches the target points threshold.

In Siege Mode, the defending team’s base houses a rare and valuable artifact. The attacking team must break through all security before they can take the payload for themselves. Security defenses may include shields and antipersonnel turrets. In the most common derivation of Siege, attackers must hack through three security consoles to lower the defending team’s shields. Defenders must prevent or intercept hacks to cancel the hack before it completes. Once all consoles are hacked, the shield protecting the artifact vanishes, leaving it vulnerable to a full-on assault. To achieve victory, attackers must carry the artifact to one of their Extraction Zones, while defenders try to stop them until the timer runs out.

A Comm Industries Tower Ship has launched an assault on a Vori-controlled world, aiming its most dangerous weapon at the ground far below. However, the Vori Legion never comes to the battle unprepared, having previously installed powerful shields that dissipate energy from Comm weaponry. Until the Vori shield generators are destroyed, the ship’s cannon will be unable to target its primary objectives. From their starting point in the Tower Ship, Comm starfighters must descend through the planet’s atmosphere to target Vori shield generators on the ground. This may not be an easy task, as Vori bases are host to powerful anti-aircraft turrets that can shred a ship in seconds. Should the Comm succeed in taking down all Vori shields, their cannon will begin warming up to fire. Successfully firing the cannon results in victory for the Comm. For the Vori, losing shields isn’t automatically the end. Before the cannon fires, Vori starfighters may fly into space, work their way up through multiple levels of the Tower Ship to take out the Comm’s own internal shield generators, and finally target the cannon itself. Even with no shields left on the ground, the Vori will have a few precious minutes to launch an all-out assault on the Tower Ship and steal victory from the Comm. Winning Invasion mode requires each team to carefully balance offense and defense. This includes capturing control nodes both on the ground and in space to provide team members with additional spawn locations that may be closer to objectives than the default deployment zones.