Climb the ladder.
From Bronze to Elite.
The same match as in Normal, but here every result moves your ELO. It's what sets your rank and your place in the season.
Every game
moves your score.
Your ELO reflects your real level. Finishing strong against higher-ranked players pays off big; getting knocked out early against weaker ones costs you. The system balances itself, game after game.
- Your final placement (1st → 10th) decides the gain or the loss.
- Beating higher-ranked players is worth more.
- Cross a threshold and you change rank, up or down.
Six tiers.
One summit to reach.
Your ELO places you in one of six ranks. You start at 1000, in the middle of Silver. It's up to you to climb.
A new season
every 90 days.
Each season lasts one month. At the close, the standings are frozen, rewards handed out, then ELOs are rebalanced: the gaps tighten toward the center without resetting everything. A new race begins, on more even terms.
- The end-of-season podium wins real rewards.
- On reset, the extremes move closer to the center, not back to zero.
- Your best season rank stays shown on your profile.
The race is on.
Every ranked game counts. Lock in your spot before the close.
Ranked, made clear
What's the difference with Normal mode?
The match plays out identically. The only difference: in ranked, your result raises or lowers your ELO, and therefore your rank.
I'm new — will I face experts?
No. Matchmaking pairs you with players close to your level. You start at 1000, in the middle of Silver, and progress at your own pace.
Can I drop down a rank?
Yes, if your ELO falls below the tier threshold. That's what makes every game matter — and what makes climbing rewarding.
What happens to my ELO at the end of the season?
It's kept but rebalanced toward the center: the very highs and very lows move closer to the average. No one starts from zero.
Your rank
is waiting.
Start a ranked game and begin climbing. Free, no strings attached.