King of the Hill is a deathmatch-based gamemode in Battlezone and Battlezone II in which players fight over control of one part of the map - usually a raised hill in the center.
Battlezone[]
In Battlezone's King of the Hill map, remaining within 25m of the map's center will add time to the player's counter. Several players can take advantage of this at once to account for the game's ally feature. Kills and deaths are counted as in deathmatch.[1]
Maps[]
Battlezone II[]
Presence in the map's strategic location - in both stock King of the Hill maps, a literal hill in the center - will grant the player a point for each second. If multiple players are present there, the points are awarded to the player closest to the center. By default the game ends when one player reaches a total of 180 points, equivalent to holding the center for three minutes. Scoring for kills and deaths is the same as in standard deathmatch.
King of the Hill can also be played in teams; as with other team-based deathmatch variants, all points modifiers applied to a player will also be applied to the team total.[2]
Maps[]
References[]
- ↑ Battlezone (1998), Z King of the Hill
- ↑ Battlezone II
| Gamemodes | ||
|---|---|---|
| Singleplayer | Arcade · Instant Action · Singleplayer | |
| Multiplayer | Deathmatch (Attack and Defend · Capture the Flag · Chicken · King of the Hill · Loot · Race · Sniper Deathmatch · Squad Deathmatch) · Strategy (Free-for-All · Multi-Player Instant · Strategy Capture the Flag) | |