Free to playWar Robots: Frontiers Piloted warfare, one more round
Pilot a mech into team battles where quick reflexes and a well-tuned loadout decide who walks off the arena floor.
Is War Robots: Frontiers worth it?
War Robots: Frontiers is worth it if…
- you want a mech shooter where building and tuning your robot is half the game
- you enjoy team PvP where coordination and loadout choices decide matches
- you like short, fast sessions you can dip into for a round or two
- you don't mind a grind or some spending to keep your mech competitive
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Build the mech that fights your way
You are the Pilot and the engineer. Every War Robot is assembled from parts you choose: a hull, legs, shoulder mounts and weapons, plus Pilots, special abilities and cosmetics to make it yours. Prefer speed plays, all-out assaults or holding a position? There is a build for each, and the workshop is where matches are really won. Leveling up a part takes scrap and time, so deciding what to upgrade first is a real choice.
Modes for every kind of fight
The battles come in shapes. Team Deathmatch is all-out destruction, Last Robot Standing is about surviving while everyone else falls apart around you, and Warp Rush has you fighting for control points instead of kills. Rank up in Leagues when you want the competition to mean something. Each mode rewards a different build: a brawler that loves a chokepoint is a liability in a race for points, so you will be swapping loadouts between rounds. Titans are the trump card. Build up enough power and you can deploy one of these hulking machines, built for maximum damage, at the moment that ends the fight.
What should you know before playing?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. Matches are team-based, but you queue alone and the game fills out your squad. Communication in match is limited to quick call-outs like pinging enemies, so you don't need to coordinate over voice to do well. Playing with friends online works too, and a coordinated duo pushing objectives together is noticeably stronger than five players doing their own thing.
What are Titans and when do you use them?
Titans are huge power-up machines you earn by building up power during a match. Each one has its own specialization, so they're not just bigger guns but a different tool. The skill is timing: drop yours when the enemy team is committed and low on resources, and one Titan push can swing a close match. Waste it early and you'll be watching the enemy's Titan walk through your team later.
Where do the battles take place?
In the Wild Ten, a newly discovered planetary system far from Earth. The maps range from a freezing planetoid to deep mines, secret research bases and geothermal power plants, each with its own layout and hazards. The setting is part of the fiction too: Pilots are fighting to claim these worlds, so every match is framed as pushing the frontier a little further.
