We've run through four of the Game Modes to be found in CrimeCraft, and today we'll take a look at one more PVP mode, Riot, and two PVE modes, Safeguard and Shootout.

Riot
Also known as RIOT, Riot is a PvP game mode that is, essentially, every man for himself. There are no teams and no allegiances. In RIOT, it’s kill or be killed, and the goal is to rack up the highest number of points over the match timer. Whichever player ends up with the highest final point count at the end of the match is the winner.

Safeguard
Also known as SFG, Safeguard is a PvE game mode that tasks a small group of players with defending a weapons cache against on onslaught of enemy bots. The weapons cache is an object with its own health pool, and it will take damage from any attacks made by the enemy bots. To win the match, players simply need to keep the weapons cache from being destroyed by the swarming enemy during the time allotted. This task is easier said than done, however, as enemy bots will make use of almost all types of weapons in their effort to destroy the cache.

Stockpile
Also known as STP, Stockpile is a PvE game mode that sends players into the field to recover valuable supplies captured by enemy bots. There are no teams in this game mode; instead, each player fights for him or herself. The goal is to accumulate as many weapon, armor, gadget and medicine crates as possible by the end of the match, while also accumulating points for kills scored against enemy bots. Players do not fight each other in this mode, just enemy bots. The crates a player recovers in this mode can be opened when the player returns to the lobby for a chance at valuable items.

Up next, we will take a look at the Instances where you will be fighting in CrimeCraft.