$0.99Bean Battles Battle royale without the waiting
Drop in as a bean, grab a gun or a vehicle, and outlast up to 15 friends in rounds that end before they can drag.
Is Bean Battles worth it?
Bean Battles is worth it if…
- you want short, frantic rounds instead of a long match
- you like competitive shooters best when friends are in the lobby
- you enjoy chaos and physics that ruin everyone's plans equally
- you want to set your own rules: pick the guns, the player count and the rounds
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Rounds that skip the looting
Most battle royales ask for 20 minutes of looting before anyone shoots at you. Bean Battles does the opposite: rounds take only a few minutes, and the zone starts closing after 60 seconds. Guns and equipment are plentiful, so you grab what you find and head for the safe zone. Kills are rewarded just as much as being the last one alive, so hiding in a bush the whole round gets you nowhere. If an unlucky play takes you out early, you can spectate the rest of the round and pick your target for the rematch. It is fast, competitive, and one more round is always tempting.
Chaos with beans
The combat is slapstick. Beans sprint, slide and get launched across the map by physics that seem to have their own plans, and the violence is graphic enough to be funny rather than grim. You find vehicles scattered around the map to get you across it fast, which mostly means new ways to fling yourself somewhere you did not intend to go. The look is bright and colorful, the soundtrack is a good one, and every round produces at least one moment worth retelling. It is difficult in the way that makes you want to immediately try again.
Can you play with a small group?
How many people can play together?
Servers support up to 16 players, and the game is built for 2 to 3 as well. You choose the player count when you set up your server, so a small group works fine. It is at its best as a group game: rounds are short, rules are yours to set, and taking revenge on a friend is half the fun.
Can you customize your bean?
Yes. There are dozens of unlockable cosmetic items to collect as you play. Beyond looks, you also decide the guns and equipment available in your matches, so you can tune the whole round to your group's taste.
Do kills matter if you die early?
They do. Kills are rewarded just as much as being the last bean standing, so an aggressive round can pay off even if you do not survive it.
