The biggest highlight of the upcoming Episode 7 Act 1 is the addition of Team Deathmatch in Valorant. Like most multiplayer games, TDM in Valorant involves dividing players into teams of 5 and duking it out on a small arena-like map. The team with the most points at the end of the allotted time will be declared the winner. Valorant Episode 7 Act 1 will hit the servers on June 27, 2023.
All Valorant Team Deathmatch Maps
After the launch of Episode 7 Act 1, you can enjoy the new Valorant TDM on three unique maps - Piazza, District, and Kasbah. All these maps are spinoffs of current maps like Ascent, Split, and Bind.
Kasbah
District
Piazza
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All Valorant Team Deathmatch Rules and Regulation
As mentioned earlier, most of the rules and regulations for Valorant TDM are similar to other multiplayer games. Still, there are some exceptions to the new rules. Read below to know all the rules about Valorant Team Deathmatch.
- Time: The entire match will be split into four stages and will go for a total of 9m 30s.
- Winning Condition: The team to secure the first 100 kills or the most number of kills within the given time frame will be declared the winner. If both teams have the same number of points, the match will end in a tie.
- Weapon Loadout: Each player can choose a unique loadout according to their preference at the start of a stage or match inside the spawn room. Apart from that, the game contains several weapon spawn points around the map, which spawn powerful weapons with little ammo.
- Orbs: The game will spawn two types of Orbs- Recovery and Ultimate Orbs. As the name suggests, the Recovery Orbs will increase your health points, and the Ultimate Orbs will help charge your Ultimate ability.
Remember, these are some of the major rules of the game. To read every instruction in Valorant TDM, view the blog post.
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Vignesh Raja started playing video games at age five and immediately fell in love with them. Though his adventure begins with story-based games like Total Overdose and Prince of Persia, he soon gravitated toward competitive FPS and simulation games. That passion led him to play multiple Esports titles like FIFA, Paladins, and Apex Legends on a semi-professional level since high school. Nowadays, he shares his competitive knowledge by coaching upcoming BR teams and writing guides for Valorant, BitLife, and Roblox.