Bedwars
New
- Genre Action games
- Players 1–2
- Session 9 min
- Price Free
- Updated
A team survival mode with one rule that organises everything else: your bed is your respawn, and once it is destroyed you have exactly one life left. That turns the whole match into an economic question — spend resources defending the bed, or spend them on the equipment needed to destroy somebody else's. The skill that separates players is bridging: placing blocks under yourself while moving backwards, fast enough to cross open space before anybody can knock you off it. Everything else in the game is reachable by patience, but bridging is the thing that lets you leave your island, and a team that cannot do it loses without ever being attacked. Resources trickle in from generators, so the early minutes are quiet and the middle of the match is where it is decided — usually by whoever raided first while still being able to get home.
| WASD | Move |
|---|---|
| Space | Jump |
| Shift | Sneak, which prevents walking off edges |
| Mouse | Place and break blocks, attack |
| Number keys | Hotbar |
| E | Inventory and shop |
How to play Bedwars
- Secure the bed before anything else. A defended bed is worth more than an early raid.
- Learn to bridge backwards while placing; it is the skill the whole mode depends on.
- Buy defence blocks before weapons, because a broken bed cannot be bought back.
- Raid when your own bed is covered, not when you feel ready.
- Use sneak near edges constantly — most deaths in this mode are falls, not fights.
Tips
- Blocks are a weapon: walling off an attacker wins more fights than out-fighting them.
- Generators are the clock, so control of them decides the middle of the match.
- A team that loses its bed should play for kills rather than objectives — there is no second chance to spend.
Questions about Bedwars
What happens when my bed is destroyed?
You stop respawning, so your next death eliminates you.
Is bridging necessary?
Effectively yes; it is how you leave your island.
Is it team based?
Yes, and coordination matters more than individual skill.
Where do resources come from?
Generators that trickle in over the match.
Does it need a keyboard?
Yes, movement and building both want one.
Does it need installing?
No, it runs in the browser.
