Game Scenarios

• The "Elimination" Game
• "Capture the Flag" Game
• The "Captains" or "President" Game
• The "Rabbit" Game
• "Reverse the Cannon" Game

In fact, there are no end of possible game scenarios in the world of paintball.

Our instructors will offer you scenarios matching your age, team size, physical fitness, and budget. Some scenarios require an average of 10 minutes while others are suitable for a game of at least two days.

Below we describe a few possible game scenarios, which give you a feel of what happens in the field.

 

The "Elimination" Game

The objective of the game is to "eliminate" the rival team with minimum injuries to your own players. The teams start playing from the opposite corners of the field and when a round starts, each team endeavors to take control of as much ground in the field as it can and "clear" it of the rival team players.

The players who have been "eliminated" are evacuated to the casualties room until the end of the round. In this game the players may decide how many hits lead to a player’s elimination from the field.

 

"Capture the Flag" Game

Each team gets a flag matching its distinctive team color. The objective of the game is to take over the headquarters of the "enemy", capture the enemy flag and bring it back to its own headquarters.

This game requires a high level of coordination among the team members who should agree on a joint tactic and show good teamwork.

 

The "Captains" or "President" Game

One of the team members is elected a "President" and receives a uniform distinguishing him from the rest of the team. The objective of the rival team is to "eliminate" the "President" before he reaches his destination.

Any injury to the President leads to his team being out and to the victory to the rival team. Therefore the President’s bodyguards are to protect him from injury at any cost and if necessary expose themselves to enemy fire.

 

The "Rabbit" Game

The player who is the "rabbit" receives a magazine containing 100 balls. All the rest of the players are "hunters". The "rabbit" kills a hunter with one hit, whereas the hunters must hit him five times to kill.

The rabbit may use a transparent shield. Obviously, the hunters’ objective is to eliminate the rabbit, while the rabbit’s aim is to survive for the longest time or kill all the hunters.

 

"Reverse the Cannon" Game

One team defends the cannon located in the field, whereas the rival team must crush the enemy defense and reverse the cannon’s barrel within seven minutes

You are welcome to use your own scenario, provided it does not violate the Safety Rules!