Multiplayer browser FPS
A multiplayer browser FPS with 12 maps and 6 modes. Find your favourite ground, practice with bots, or bring your squad. No download or launcher.
01
The current Front Line build runs in a desktop browser. No download, launcher, or install.
02
Every map in rotation plays differently, from a sunken hospital lobby to a city block you can see all the way down.
03
Practice the live modes, then enter a published tournament from the event board.
04
Eligible tournament matches post to the rolling Clash Score after server verification.
Ways to play
The current build includes these multiplayer formats, with event maps and modes enforced by each published tournament.
Two squads, one score limit. The default competitive mode.
Everyone for themselves. Every opponent is a target, and each player fights for their own place.
Kills only count once you collect the tag. Pushes fights forward.
Hold a rotating zone. Rewards teams that move together.
Every kill hands you the next weapon. First through the rack wins.
Raid the enemy base, return their flag, and protect your own route home.
Published challenges set a mode, map, and target. Find the active challenges and their entry details on the tournament page.
View events →
Any map, bots from Recruit through Veteran, your own score limit. Warm up before an event without touching your record.
Host a public or private lobby from the main menu, share the invite link, and bring your own squad. Bots fill any empty slots.
The rotation
Tournaments and challenges pull from this rotation. 4 are available to play on a free account — the rest come with an AskClash plan. Footprints and lobby caps below are the game's own numbers.
| Map | Setting | Footprint | Lobby cap | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cast Yard | Industrial yard | 48 × 36 m | 4 | Free |
| Clinic Annex | Hospital | 68 × 54 m | 6 | Free |
| Ghost City | Abandoned city block | 115 × 115 m | 12 | Free |
| Blacksite Row | Night compound | 63 × 51 m | 8 | Plan |
| Service Bay | Vehicle depot | 64 × 44 m | 8 | Plan |
| Canopy Station | Overgrown station | 59 × 51 m | 10 | Free |
| Market Cut | Street market | 59 × 51 m | 8 | Plan |
| Desert Relay | Desert fuel depot | 60 × 54 m | 12 | Plan |
| Plaza Cut | City plaza | 67 × 59 m | 6 | Plan |
| Pier Stack | Rotterdam canal edge | 76 × 60 m | 8 | Plan |
| Derrick Yard | Snowline derrick yard | 44 × 44 m | 8 | Plan |
| Rooftop Works | Dam-crest construction site | 91 × 49 m | 12 | Plan |
01Industrial yard
Two container stacks split a flat yard down the middle, with a fuel tank anchoring one end and a workshop the other. The workshop roof catwalk is the only real height on the map, which makes it the first thing good lobbies fight over. At 48 by 36 metres there is no long lane to reset in — you take the trade or you break line of sight.
02Hospital
The lobby drops into a bowl that every surrounding corridor overlooks, so holding the middle means accepting fire from three sides. Half-levels around the ward wing let you leave a fight without crossing the open floor, and the ambulance bay is the one entrance wide enough to push through as a group. Capped at six players — it is a knife fight, not a battlefield.
03Abandoned city block
An east–west street runs the full width of the map with a southern building row shadowing it the whole way, so every crossing is a decision. The basketball compound at the far end is the one piece of open ground worth committing to, and it changes hands constantly. Deliberately capped at eight players: it is built to feel empty, and it does.
04Night compound
The sally port and the ops building split the compound into two routes that never quite converge, so pushes come from one side or the other rather than the middle. The watch tower covers enough of both that leaving it uncontested loses rounds. Night lighting keeps sightlines shorter than the 63 by 51 metre footprint suggests.
05Vehicle depot
Everything on this map resolves around that apron. The garage mouths give you cover on one side, the factory hall on the other, and whoever wins the crossing usually wins the round. At 64 by 44 metres it plays faster than it reads on paper, which makes it a favourite for Gun Game.
06Overgrown station
The service road bends uphill between the farmhouse and the station, so you rarely see a full rotation coming — you hear it. Tree cover breaks up sightlines that would otherwise run the length of the map, which rewards anyone willing to move slowly. The only featured map without Hardpoint.
07Street market
Stalls break the strip into a run of short pockets, so fights start at five metres and end before anyone repositions. The cantina mezzanine is the only angle that sees more than one pocket at a time, and the sandbagged checkpoint at the far end is the natural place for a team to stall a push.
08Desert fuel depot
Three routes, clean separation, and a mid relay that connects all of them — if you have played a competitive shooter before, you already know how to read this map. Long Doors is the commitment angle and the B tunnel is the way around it. The berm keeps the centre from becoming one uncontested sightline.
09City plaza
Bus hulks cut the plaza into lanes that do not line up, so the court never resolves into a single standoff. The scaffold gives height over the shop row and the underground stair gives a way past both. Capped at six players, which keeps a 67 by 59 metre court from feeling like a search.
10Rotterdam canal edge
The cargo bank and harbour park play as two distinct halves, joined by a road bridge only 2.5 metres over the water. Brick streets tighten the warehouse side while the opposite bank opens around the park, so crossing the canal changes the shape of the fight. At 76 by 60 metres it has room for rotations without losing the next engagement.
11Snowline derrick yard
At 44 by 44 metres, Derrick Yard is the smallest ground in the featured rotation and offers almost no safe reset once a fight starts. The central derrick identifies the map from every approach while the open yard keeps rotations short. Eight players is enough to keep every lane occupied without turning the crossings into a spawn trap.
12Dam-crest construction site
Two blocks frame a 91 by 49 metre crest with the open plaza between them. The helipad and dish farm break up the exposed middle while the tower crane gives the skyline its permanent reference point. Eight-player capacity makes this the largest lobby in the featured rotation without widening the map beyond one readable front.
Signing up
Front Line signs you in with AskClash — Google or your email. Clash Project holds your player account. Link the two once and either door works from then on.
From the game
Open Front Line and sign in through AskClash. Choose practice to learn a map, or host or join a lobby with your squad.
Open the gameFrom the web
Sign in to your player account and join from Front Line Tournaments. Same entry, same points.
Open player accountDo this first
Play Front Line in your browser, explore upcoming events, and join Discord for game updates.
