Six modes · bots · maps

Hood Warfare 2 Game Modes

Six modes ship on the Steam page. The names do not all explain the win. Destroy The Block is one life. Chain Snatch still needs the pickup after the kill. Use the picker, then read the mode you are about to queue.

What should you play first?

01Destroy The BlockBomb round, one life.
02Hit A LickTwo bags. Steal theirs, keep yours.
03Chain SnatchKills do not score until the chain is taken.

The full mode list stays below. This only changes which three to read first.

Gang vs gang

Turf War

How you score: Points for the territory your gang holds. Push the other team off theirs.
Lives: The store page does not call this one-life.
First drill: Stay on a point long enough to see why a kill streak can still lose the match.

First-person shotgun view on a night residential street, with a glowing red house marker on a brick house. — Night street and a house marker. This page does not claim which mode that marker belongs to. Steam store screenshot. Trapstar Games.

Gang vs gang

GangBang

How you score: The gang with the most kills wins.
Lives: The store page does not call this one-life.
First drill: Use it when you only want a straight fight and no objective to forget.

Three armed players hold a weedy residential block at night beside a glowing red house marker. — A block with more than one player in frame. The private-lobby button labels are not in this shot. Steam store screenshot. Trapstar Games.

Every player for themselves

Chaos

How you score: Most kills. The store says there is no gang loyalty here.
Lives: The store page does not call this one-life.
First drill: Read it as free-for-all before you queue it with a squad and expect teamwork.

First-person view of a red and black pistol on a downtown street at dusk, with another player ahead. — Downtown block at dusk. The store names downtown as one of the launch maps. Steam store screenshot. Trapstar Games.

Gang vs gang

Hit A Lick

How you score: Take the bag from the other hood and bring it back. Watch your own bag.
Lives: The store page does not call this one-life.
First drill: Practice the carry and the defense together. A kill that ignores the bag does not finish the mode.

First-person pistol view inside a supermarket, with cash piled on a wooden pallet. — Interior retail floor. Patch 1.0.10 names Supermarket as a small map. The cash pile is not labeled as a mode objective. Steam store screenshot. Trapstar Games.

Gang vs gang

Destroy The Block

How you score: One side has the bomb. Plant or defuse to win.
Lives: One life per round, per the store page.
First drill: Run it against bots before a public lobby. You do not get a second spawn to learn the plant.

Players fight across a bright multi-level mall atrium with a jewelry store and an escalator. — Chicago Mall interior from the store page. Routes and callouts are not marked. Steam store screenshot. Trapstar Games.

Gang vs gang

Chain Snatch

How you score: Snatch chains enemies drop. Collect your teammates’ chains before the other gang does.
Lives: The store page does not call this one-life.
First drill: Get the pickup after the kill. The store says the kill is only half the job.

First-person view of a gold-colored rifle on an upper mall walkway, looking down at another player. — A gold-colored gun in Chicago Mall. The store says kills unlock skins. This shot is not labeled with a skin name. Steam store screenshot. Trapstar Games.

Bots, for a beginner match

The store says you can play online with friends and other players, or set up a match against bots. You choose the map, the mode, and the match settings, then add bots to fill the teams. That is the beginner path when a public lobby is a bad classroom.

Run Destroy The Block once so the one-life rule is obvious. Run Hit A Lick once so you see the bag. The store does not say a bot match counts toward reputation, challenges, or skins.

Then play with friends

A player in a red hoodie takes cover behind a blue pickup outside a strip mall. — Strip-mall parking lot. Useful as a picture of the longer sightlines, not as a ranked position guide. Steam store screenshot. Trapstar Games.

Maps named so far

No callouts. The store names four places. Patch 1.0.10 adds a fifth by example. Layouts are not drawn because they were not published.

DowntownNamed with the suburbs, The Trenches, and Chicago Mall as the maps you fight through.Steam store
The suburbsNamed on the store page. Indoor and street routes are mentioned for the set, not drawn here.Steam store
The TrenchesA named map. The store page does not publish a layout.Steam store
Chicago MallThe indoor map in the store description. Store screenshots show a multi-level mall.Steam store
SupermarketThe developer called Supermarket a very small map where fights end quickly. It is not in the store’s four-name sentence.Patch 1.0.10

A sniper scope looks across a parking lot toward a strip mall, a truck, and a blue pickup. — A sight picture across a parking lot. The store lists sights as a slot and publishes no zoom or damage figures. Steam store screenshot. Trapstar Games.