THE FINALS brings map destruction and good times with its intense FPS style, and it’s got plenty of game modes to dive into alongside it. These modes attempt to satisfy competitive and non-competitive players with a variety of different experiences to try.
It seemingly sticks away from the typical Team Deathmatch and Domination game modes which every single gamer on the planet has played at one point or another. In doing so, it dabbles in multiple extraction-styled game modes which any type of person would enjoy.
Add in destructive environments and you’ve got an enjoyable first-person experience lying in wait for flocks of gamers to enjoy.
All game modes in THE FINALS
There are four game modes in THE FINALS at this time, with Tournament (Cashout), Quick Cash, Bank It, and Power Shift all providing a different take on the game.
Tournament (Cashout)
We’ve collated both Ranked and Unranked Tournament modes purely because they’re the same, however, the latter introduces a rank system. This rank system is impacted depending on wins and losses, whereas unranked is generally a good time for anyone looking to unwind.
Both consist of four teams of three, and each squad is looking to find cashboxes and deposit all the funds within them.
Quick Cash
Quick Cash rips out one of the four squads in Cashout, leaving three teams to battle it out. Players will respawn and extract in a faster manner. However, it provides a similar experience to an Unranked Tournament, just slightly more relaxed.
This particular game mode also reduces the amount of vaults to one.
Bank It
Players will fight amongst themselves to collect as many coins as possible within a time limit. Once one of the four teams in this game mode reaches the maximum amount of coins, they’ve won. You’ll also win if you have the most coins at the end of the time limit, despite not reaching the almighty goal.
Power Shift
In Power Shift, two teams of five battle over one moving platform. It’s basically a tug-of-war where one team pulls the platform to their side by standing on it while the enemy team tries to reclaim it. The winner is the team that brought the platform to its destination or progressed the furthest by the end of the time limit.
No doubt the team at Embark Studios has plans for even more game modes that’ll be released in later updates. We’ll be sure to add them to this list if and when they’re announced and/or added to the game.
THE FINALS is available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. It’s free-to-play so you don’t have to put any money down to start playing though you can purchase Multibucks—the in-game currency used for acquiring battle passes and cosmetics.
