There are several Game Modes in Prime World.
Borderlands[ | ]
Outpost[ | ]
Dragonwald[ | ]
Apocalypse: An Army of Darkness[ | ]
Apocalypse is a 5v5 game mode on Borderlands with an infectious twist. After an enemy minion or hero dies, there’s a chance the deceased will become an undead. These undead freaks will join your team and help you push toward the enemy base. Building your army will be key to countering the opposing zombie forces and overwhelming your foes.
For more information, visit the Apocalypse page.
Native Land[ | ]
Native Land takes the concept of Native Terrain (land that is controlled by your team through raising flags) to the extreme. In this 5v5 map, when heroes are on Native Terrain, they are more powerful than on the original Borderlands. So powerful, in fact, that even if your opponents are outleveling you by two to three levels, you can equalize the fight if you’re on Native Terrain.
For more information, visit the Native Land page.
Switcheroo[ | ]
In Switcheroo, players randomly switch heroes with their team-mates at the start of the match. You won’t know whose hero is in your possession or how their hero talents are arranged until you start the battle.
For more information, visit the Switcheroo page.
Challenge[ | ]
Challenge is a wave-based survival mode that concludes with an epic boss battle. Players will win talents and resources just like in the PvP modes. Bring your friends for cooperative action, or recruit AI heroes to help you in single-player.
There are three main goals in Challenge: control the flags, defend the towers, kill the enemies. As you complete these objectives, an artifact in your base will charge up. At full capacity, the artifact will create a Prime Explosion, closing off a path for the monsters to come from. As more paths are closed off, the Dragon will get closer. When only 1 path is left, the Dragon will not be happy!
For more information, visit the Challenge Mode page.