What Infinite Tournament Paintball is
Infinite is a modern-era paintball game built around tournament style play. It aims to capture the real-world aspects of competitive paintball, with X-Ball format matches, markers set to 10.5 BPS ramping, and movement options like sliding, diving, snapping and hand swapping. The layouts are scaled 1 to 1 to their real life counterparts, so the bunkers and field shapes match what you would see at an actual event. The game leans toward a balance between gameplay and realism rather than a pure arcade shooter, and it carries a catalogue of real gear from partnered companies, with more added over time.
Playing together as a group
Your group can take matches online, either by hosting your own server or joining a public lobby. The store text describes online matches up to 5v5, while the X-Ball format supports up to 10V10, so check what your lobby is running before you queue up. Offline play is available too, which is handy when someone in the group cannot get online. There is also an Exhibition Mode where you test your skills against AI players, useful for learning a layout or warming up before a proper match with friends. The game is built largely on community feedback, ranging from casual players to professionals, and there is a community Discord alongside 4,500+ members where you can find teammates and share ideas.
Before you start
Expect a competitive, team-based arena shooter where communication and positioning matter as much as aim. Sliding and diving into your bunker is part of the core loop, so getting comfortable with movement will pay off faster than raw shooting. Since the game is under ongoing development with free content updates adding features, gameplay elements and new gear, the current build may differ from what you read elsewhere. Worth knowing: the Steam features list Online PvP, and the tags include Singleplayer and Local Multiplayer alongside the online modes described above, so the exact way your group plays together is worth confirming in-game.