Cargo Deck Clash

Overview

Cargo Deck Clash is a browser team deathmatch game against bots on a cargo ship training deck. Ember Crew begins at the west end and Tide Crew at the east. The first team to reach the selected kill goal wins; a ten-minute clock also limits the match. You choose four, six or eight fighters per side, with AI filling every slot except yours. The original SonoTap arena has a central crane yard, a northern lane of staggered cargo stacks and a southern service lane with lower machinery cover. Both side routes connect both crews. Spawn screens interrupt direct shots between the ends of the deck, while open crossovers let you change route instead of repeatedly entering the same firefight.

How to Play

Choose your crew, primary weapon, team size, kill goal and bot difficulty, then press Start match. WASD moves, the mouse or IJKL looks, left mouse fires and right mouse uses a sniper scope or heavy knife attack. R reloads; 1–4 select the rifle, pistol, knife or grenade. Q swaps weapons, the wheel cycles them, F inspects, Space jumps, C crouches and Shift walks quietly. B opens the primary loadout; changes apply at spawn or after respawning. Tab shows the scoreboard. Escape or P pauses. On a touchscreen, drag the left stick to move and the right side to look. Fire, Aim, R, Swap, Jump, Crouch and Pause provide the other actions. Aim uses the scope when your selected weapon supports one.

Tips & Strategy

Leave spawn through a side opening rather than walking straight into the protective screen. Use the tall northern stacks to break sight lines before reloading; the lower southern covers leave more of the opposing lane visible. The crane feet give you several short peeks into the center, but standing between them exposes you to both sides. Watch the ammunition display before entering an open stretch. Spawn protection ends when you fire, so use the brief safe interval to read the nearby fight rather than immediately wasting a shot. A death starts a respawn countdown rather than removing you from the match. Change a poorly suited weapon with B, then take a different lane on the next life. These are offline AI opponents; the team sizes do not indicate online players.

About This Version

SonoTap adapted the supplied cf-transport-ship engine with permission. This version replaces the inherited arena layout, team names, signage and menu story. Its crane yard and two shared lanes have no one-way container pipes or V-shaped central formation. For a solo objective mission instead of a kill race, try Harbor Breach, where three relay interactions must be completed before extraction.

Reading the cargo deck

The central crane and cargo covers divide the deck into short sight lines. Team score determines the match, while health and ammunition determine whether your next peek is safe. The north stacks and lower south cover offer different approaches.

Adapted with permission from cf-transport-ship. Dependency notices.