Free For All
Every player for themselves. Free For All is the mode being played in the closed alpha, both as free matches and as VIP rooms.
Windows PC · Competitive TPS · Closed alpha
TNT: the competitive skill-based shooter
TNT is a competitive, skill-based third-person shooter for Windows PC, developed by TNT Studio Ltd. Matches are decided by how you play. Free matches cost nothing, and optional VIP rooms let adults compete for real-money prizes.
At a glance
What is TNT?
TNT is a multiplayer third-person shooter (TPS) built in Unity by TNT Studio Ltd, a games company registered in England and Wales. In TNT, results depend on player skill: aim, movement, positioning and decisions. TNT is in an invite-only closed alpha on Windows PC. Alongside the game, the TNT app adds a player profile, a wallet and social features (feed, reels, squads and messaging).
- Game
- TNT
- Developer
- TNT Studio Ltd, company no. 16371977 (England & Wales)
- Genre
- Competitive multiplayer third-person shooter (TPS)
- Platform
- Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit) PC
- Engine
- Unity
- Status
- Closed alpha, invite only
- Price
- Free account and free matches. Real-money VIP rooms are optional.
- Payments
- Deposits by card (Stripe) or RedotPay. Withdrawals to a bank account via Stripe.
- Age
- 18+ for accounts and paid features (Terms)
How TNT works
Free to play.
Prizes are optional.
Play free matches
Standard matches have no entry fee. You play for XP, levels and your skill rating, not for money.
Optionally enter a VIP room
VIP rooms have a fixed entry fee in TNT credits and fixed prizes for the top finishing places, shown before you join. Prizes are funded from entry fees and total less than the fees collected. A VIP room starts only when it is full.
Withdraw winnings
You can withdraw prize credits to a bank account through Stripe. Withdrawals need a verified email, have a $10 minimum and are reviewed for fraud before they are paid.
TNT credits
TNT credits are the platform currency used in the TNT wallet. Under the Terms of Service, 1 TNT credit is equivalent to 1 US dollar. You can deposit by card through Stripe or with RedotPay, and withdraw to a bank account through Stripe. Identity verification may be required for larger withdrawals, and the Terms set out the rules.
Skill, not chance
TNT has no random cash rewards. In a VIP room, prizes go by final match placement, which comes from how well each player performs. Laws on paid-entry skill competitions vary by country. TNT's paid features are for adults only and may not be used where local law prohibits them.
Game modes
TNT game modes
This is the current line-up. Modes are marked as playable in the closed alpha or still in development.
Team Deathmatch
Two teams compete for eliminations. Matchmaking already supports Team Deathmatch, and it is not yet open to alpha testers.
Search & Destroy
A round-based objective mode. Matchmaking supports it, and it is in development.
Duos & Squads
Team queues for playing with friends. Both are in development.
Earlier TNT Studio pages mentioned a Battle Royale mode. Battle Royale is not part of TNT's current line-up. We will announce mode changes on the updates page.
Progression
Skill rating & progression
Every TNT profile tracks XP, a level, a rank tier and a skill rating that changes with your match results. Your public profile shows your game stats, so other players can see how you have performed.
Fair play
How TNT prevents cheating
Real-money competition only works if it is fair. Cheating in TNT is stopped at two levels: the rules and the systems that enforce them.
- Machine-learning fraud detection. TNT Studio runs its own anti-fraud engine. It uses gradient-boosted (XGBoost) and anomaly-detection (Isolation Forest) models to score player behaviour and withdrawal requests.
- Reviewed withdrawals. Payouts can be held for fraud review before they are sent, and identity verification may be required.
- Clear rules. The Terms of Service ban aimbots, wallhacks and macros, along with exploiting bugs, collusion, match-fixing, multiple accounts and using VPNs to manipulate matchmaking.
- Real consequences. A fair-play violation can mean account suspension and loss of the account balance.
Seen a cheater? Report them from the TNT app or through contact & support.
Look & setting
The world of TNT
TNT's art direction draws on London streets and architecture. The teaser and the environment renders below are cinematic material, not recorded gameplay. We will publish captured gameplay as the alpha progresses.
TNT teaser trailer: an armed character runs down a London street lined with red double-decker buses (8 seconds).
Play TNT
How to play TNT on PC
- Create a free TNT account. You must be 18 or older.
- Closed-alpha access is by invitation. Invited testers get access details from TNT Studio.
- Invited testers download the Windows client from the TNT download page and sign in with their TNT account.
- Operating system
- Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit
- Download size
- About 3.2 GB (zip archive)
New to TNT? Read the TNT beginner's guide.
Developer
Who makes TNT?
TNT Studio Ltd develops TNT. It is a private limited company incorporated in England and Wales on 8 April 2025 (company no. 16371977), and its registered business is the publishing of computer games. TNT Studio was founded by Wael Jebri and is a member of the NVIDIA Inception program for startups.
Read about the team on the About TNT Studio page, or follow development on the TNT updates log.
FAQ
TNT game FAQ
What is TNT?
TNT is a competitive, skill-based third-person shooter for Windows PC, developed by TNT Studio Ltd. It is in an invite-only closed alpha.
Who developed TNT?
TNT is developed by TNT Studio Ltd, a games company registered in England and Wales (company no. 16371977).
Is TNT free to play?
Yes. Creating an account and playing standard matches is free. VIP rooms with an entry fee are optional.
What platforms is TNT on?
TNT runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit) PCs. The TNT app's social and wallet features also work in a web browser.
Can I play TNT now?
TNT is in a closed alpha that is open by invitation only. Create a free account to register your interest, and we will post new access phases on the updates page.
How does TNT reward players?
Every match earns progression such as XP, levels and a skill rating. Real-money prizes are only available in optional VIP rooms, which have a fixed entry fee and fixed prizes for the top finishing places. Prizes are paid in TNT credits, which you can withdraw to a bank account through Stripe, subject to the Terms.
Is TNT gambling?
TNT is designed as a game of skill. There are no random cash rewards, and VIP prizes depend on final placement in a match. Countries treat paid-entry competitions differently, so real-money features are for adults (18+) only and are not available where local law prohibits them. The skill-based gaming guide explains the concepts.
How does TNT prevent cheating?
TNT Studio uses machine-learning fraud detection on player behaviour and withdrawals, reviews payouts, and enforces rules against cheats, collusion and multiple accounts. Breaking those rules can mean suspension and loss of the account balance. More on fair play.
Is TNT related to TNT Sports or other "TNT" games?
No. TNT the shooter is made by TNT Studio Ltd and has no connection to TNT Sports, TNT the TV network, or browser games with "TNT" in their names.
Learn more about TNT
Getting started with TNT
Create an account, set up the wallet and learn how VIP rooms work.
Skill-based gaming explained
How skill-based competition for prizes works, and what to check before you play.
About TNT Studio
The company and team behind TNT.
Development updates
Milestones and releases, as they happen.