Squad Clash
A first-person team shooter in your browser. Red squad against Blue squad, 2 v 2 up to 5 v 5, first to the kill limit wins. Pick a class, aim down sights, go for headshots, and earn a UAV with a three-kill streak. Play online with friends or against bots.
Squad Clash is a first-person team shooter that runs in your browser with nothing to install. Two squads, Red and Blue, fight across an outdoor map of containers, walls, crates and sandbags. Every elimination scores a point for your team, and the first squad to the kill limit wins.
Choose from four classes: Assault Rifle, SMG, Shotgun or Marksman Rifle, each with a pistol as a backup. Aim down sights for accuracy, go for headshots, use low cover, and earn a UAV with a three-kill streak. Play online with friends or against computer players; bots fill empty slots so teams are always full.
How to play Squad Clash
- Click the game to lock the mouse. Move with WASD and look with the mouse.
- Left click fires, right click aims down sights. Shift sprints, R reloads, 1 and 2 (or Q) switch between your main weapon and pistol. Hold Tab to see the scoreboard.
- On a phone or tablet, use the left stick to move (push it all the way forward to sprint), drag on the right side to look, and use the FIRE, AIM, R and switch buttons.
- Pick a class on the start screen or when you are eliminated. A new class applies right after you spawn, otherwise on your next life.
- Health comes back a few seconds after you stop taking damage. You respawn four seconds after being eliminated, with a short shield.
- Get three eliminations without dying to call in a UAV: every enemy shows on your team's minimap for 15 seconds.
Tips
- Aiming down sights makes you far more accurate but slower. Aim before you peek around a corner.
- Headshots do extra damage; a Marksman Rifle headshot is an instant kill.
- Low cover like crates and sandbags blocks bullets aimed at your body, but players can see and shoot over it.
- Firing shows you on the enemy minimap for a moment. Move after you shoot.
- Short bursts are more accurate than holding the trigger; recoil pushes your aim up.
Questions
Is this game free?
Yes. It runs in the browser with no download and no sign-up.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. Touch controls are built in; landscape works best.
Can I play alone?
Yes. Solo mode puts you on a squad with computer teammates against a computer squad, at three difficulty levels.
Why is there no same-screen mode?
Each player needs their own first-person view, so Squad Clash is played online (or solo against bots).
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