Destructors Online is a free browser-based team FPS pitting The Administration against the Destructors in fast 5 vs 5 matches. Both factions field the same four unit classes with identical stats — your faction choice is aesthetic, your unit choice is tactical. Push to 6000 points or finish the 5:30 match timer with the higher score — whichever happens first.
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The factions are mirrored: both field the same four unit classes with identical weapons, stats, and tech. Your faction choice changes which color and silhouette you wear — not your loadout, not your power. The strategic choice is your unit, not your side.
The corporate enforcer faction — white and cyan armored frames representing established authority. Confirmed maps tied to this faction include Administration HQ.
The insurgent faction — black and orange combat frames built for raw destruction. The name says everything about their stance toward The Administration.
Each faction fields all four unit types with identical stats. Eight unit variants total, four functional roles. Pick your unit on the deploy screen before each respawn — you can switch every life. Below is the complete stat block for each class.
A defensible reading of the stat data — framed as our opinion, not as universal fact. Test it in your own matches.
The most forgiving stat profile: 250 resistance, 8 speed, fast-firing 30-round primary, Grenades for utility. You learn the maps without dying constantly to Sniper headshots, and you contribute to objectives. Lateral moves to other classes get easier once you know where fights happen.
The tankiest profile in the game: 320 resistance, plus EnfExt210's 60-round magazine means sustained suppressive fire on choke points. The tradeoff is 6.5 speed — the slowest in the roster — so commit only when there's a position worth holding.
One-shot pressure from outside their effective range. TG-87 deals 152 damage per round (enough to one-tap most classes' headshot HP). 175 resistance is the lowest in the game — you trade survivability for reach, so positioning is everything. Combine with 9 movement speed for repositioning between shots.
The only class with non-Grenade tech: Xray (see enemies through walls) and Cloak (invisible to enemy vision). At 200 resistance / 9 speed it's a balanced statline, but the kit is built for getting behind enemy lines undetected. Best paired with a coordinated team push from the front so the enemy is too distracted to spot you.
Both confirmed modes use the same match format: 5 vs 5, first team to 6000 points wins, or when the 5:30 timer expires the higher-scoring team wins. At the end of each match a vote screen lets the lobby pick the next mode and map.
Capture and hold map control points. Your team's score ticks up while you hold them. Match ends when one side reaches 6000 or when the 5:30 timer expires (higher score wins). Confirmed maps include Upper platforms.
Pure team-versus-team combat. Score accumulates from kills. Match ends when one side reaches 6000 or when the 5:30 timer expires (higher score wins). Confirmed maps include DMArena and Administration HQ.
Each map is locked to a specific game mode in current rotation — pick your map, you get its mode. Three maps confirmed in v0.6.0.
A multi-level platform arena with capture points to hold. The defining feature is open edges — large stretches have no railing, and the void below the playable surface is an instant disable. Falling off shows no killer in your death log, but still counts toward your Deaths column.
A tighter close-quarters map — orange/yellow industrial palette, enclosed corridors, and elevated walkways stacked together. Engagements stay dense; most takedowns happen at 5–15 meters. Enforcer's 60-round EnfExt210 shines here for sustained close-range pressure. Sniper viability is lower than on Upper Platforms because sight lines are short and cluttered.
An interior corporate facility — clean white tiles, blue floor accents, and long sight lines through atrium rooms and structured corridors. The opposite of DMArena: it favors Sniper because vantage points support 30–50 meter shots. Watch the blue floor strips; they often mark the exact line-of-sight enemies pre-aim.
Default keybindings as shown in the in-game options screen. All keys are remappable via Settings → Key binds.
| Action | Key |
|---|---|
| Move | W A S D |
| Sprint | Left Shift |
| Jump / Climb | Space |
| Crouch | Z |
| Dash | C |
| Shoot (primary) | Left Click |
| Aim / Scope | Right Click |
| Reload | R |
| Melee punch | F |
| Primary ability | X |
| Secondary ability | G |
| Hack object (hold) | Q |
| Grab item | E |
| First weapon slot | 1 |
| Second weapon slot | 2 |
| Switch camera shoulder | Left Alt |
Everything that surrounds the actual shooting — how you find a lobby, what kill feed terms mean, how SR builds your Account Level, and what the daily targets ask for.
Two ways to join. Main menu PLAY auto-matches; the Server Browser icon next to it lets you pick a specific lobby. Each lobby shows Room name / Gamemode / Map / Players. Capacity is 10 players (5v5). Regions include USA and Asia1 — switch from the top-right of the main menu. Online counts shown in real time (Players Online / Players In-Game).
Each match runs: Warmup → Team Select (10-second auto-join) → Deploy (pick unit, auto-deploys in 10 seconds if you stall) → 5:30 combat → End-of-match Vote (4 options, 7-second timer). You can switch unit every respawn — no lock-in once you've picked.
Because units are robots, the game calls kills “disables”. Each takedown shows “Enemy disabled +40 SR”. SR (Skill Rating) accumulates toward your Account Level. Even losing earns SR — an observed defeat awarded ~380 SR. The kill feed in the top-right corner shows YOU + Teammate [weapon] Target when you share a takedown (assist).
Hold Tab to see the full match scoreboard. Four columns: SR / Takedowns / Assists / Deaths. Each player's unit icon shows next to their name. Bot players are prefixed BOT with a four-digit ID — servers backfill with bots when human players don't fill the lobby.
Three rotating daily challenges shown on the main menu. Observed examples: Destroy 5 enemies with shotgun, Destroy enemy unit with headshot using sniper rifle, Destroy 25 enemy units. Each rewards VT (currency unit). The shotgun reference hints at a pickup weapon system beyond the four-class starter loadouts — verification pending.
Win condition: first team to 6000 points, or whichever team has the higher score when the 5:30 timer expires. The match-end screen displays OBJECTIVE COMPLETE (win) or OBJECTIVE FAILED (loss) above the next-match voting panel.
The game's killstreak equivalent. Consecutive takedowns without dying trigger an announcement in the chat feed: “Player is on Nx destructionstreak” — observed up to 10x. When you die, the feed shouts “X has ended Y's Nx destructionstreak” so ending a hot streak is itself a visible flex. The word is unique to this game, fitting the robot-fighting frame where “kill” isn't the right verb.
The kill feed shows “PlayerA + PlayerB” when two teammates share a takedown — both names appear and both get credit (assist mechanic). The flip side: damaging a teammate is penalized. Scoreboard Takedowns column can show negative values (e.g. -1) when friendly-fire kills are subtracted from your tally. Don't pull the trigger when a teammate's silhouette is in the line.