Start at your own pace
Create a room and use its bot settings before starting. Choose a low bot count and an easier skill level to learn movement, recoil and reload timing. Increase the challenge when you are comfortable. Bots let you begin a match without waiting for a public room to fill.
Practice more than aim
Learn routes between cover, sightlines around corners and where objectives appear. Bots can take part in objective modes, so practicing a route to a flag or zone is more useful than standing still and firing. Try the same map in Team Deathmatch first, then switch to an objective mode.
Survive together
Wave Survival is a co-op mode with twelve waves of increasingly challenging bots. Invite friends to your room and work together. For a more direct practice session, choose a respawn mode and focus on one weapon class at a time.
Bots still need the server
On the public hosted game, bot matches require an internet connection because matches run on the server. Bots do not turn the website into an offline game. More bots also mean more simulation and rendering work; reduce their number if your session slows down.
Before you join
Lobbystrike plays best on a desktop or laptop with a keyboard, a mouse and a current WebGL 2 browser. Phones and tablets get on-screen touch controls. The hosted game needs an internet connection. Performance depends on your device, settings and connection. Play opens the game lobby; choose your mode there.
