Games

Sixteen titles on the 2026 slate.

SkilkyGlobal books the games Australians are actually competing in this year, then gives each one a format that fits a weekend.

Map veto, agent lock, best of three in groups and best of five on Sunday. Harbour Volt's discipline.

MR12 circuit rules. Pistol rounds are not a content segment. They are the round.

Fearless draft at Glass and again at Southern Arc. Fearless means the sheet, not a slogan.

Captain's mode. Regional ladders merge once, in October, on the same patch weekend.

Hardpoint, Search and Destroy, Control. Stations wiped between maps. No recycled classes from the previous series.

Neutral kits, issued controllers, weekend league into a knockout. Tidebreak lead the football table.

Threes. Double elimination. Overtime is played, not narrated away.

Skilky Highground: a match-point day with a public lobby list and a single drop ship on the broadcast.

Ban phase on stage, best of three, operator economy checked by an admin in the row behind the players.

Role lock. Control and Push share the evening window from the Harbour Split.

Duos at Reef Night, trios if the qualifier fills. Late game is the product.

Top eight, double elimination, first to three. The pit faces the crowd, not a curtain.

A July path, then a Southern Arc invitational for the players who survived Capital Draft.

Squad circles on circuit servers. Zone times are posted before the first drop.

New on the 2026 card. Hero bans are experimental and written before the Hobart weekend.

Invitation matches on the late desk. Still broadcast. Still a discipline.

Each major names its patch in the player meeting. Mid-event patches do not enter the lobby.