FragPunk Launches Farlands Extraction Mode With No Raid Timers

FragPunk has launched Farlands, a new extraction mode that adds large-scale exploration, cargo deliveries, and survival gameplay alongside its existing tactical matches. Developer Bad Guitar Studio released the mode in Early Access on November 5, 2026, across PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.

Unlike traditional extraction shooters, Farlands has no fixed raid timer, allowing players to explore for longer periods without rushing toward an exit. The free-to-play mode also features dedicated PvE servers for players who prefer avoiding combat against other players.

Farlands Removes Raid Timers and Offers Dedicated PvE Servers

Farlands uses a server-based system instead of traditional timed extraction matches. Players select a server, enter the map, and complete objectives at their own pace. Resources respawn periodically, allowing them to continue gathering supplies and completing deliveries.

Different servers offer different challenges. PvP-enabled servers include rival players and tougher computer-controlled enemies, while dedicated PvE servers allow players to focus on exploration and missions without fighting other players.

Although individual raids have no timer, servers are not permanent. They eventually expire after several real-world days, so players cannot remain in the same instance indefinitely.

Players Deliver Cargo, Fight Enemies, and Upgrade Their Base

Farlands puts players in the role of a courier working for FarDash, a logistics company operating in the dangerous borderlands. Their main objective is to accept delivery contracts, collect valuable cargo, and extract with their supplies.

The map features hostile enemies, bosses, and resources scattered across its environments. Players can stack cargo crates on their backs or purchase vehicles, including scooters and trucks, to transport heavier loads.

After gathering supplies, players must reach an extraction point and return to their Hub. There, they can purchase equipment, upgrade vendors, improve their base, and prepare for future deliveries.

On PvP servers, players can cooperate to transport valuable cargo or betray their temporary allies to steal supplies. The mode introduces a different style of multiplayer gameplay while FragPunk's original 5v5 Shard Clash remains available.

Farlands Early Access Progress Will Be Wiped After Testing

Bad Guitar Studio has confirmed that Farlands is still in active development. All progress earned during the Early Access test will be wiped when testing ends and will not carry over to future versions.

The reset includes character levels, completed missions, warehouse resources, base upgrades, vehicles, and equipment progression. The developer plans to add more playable characters and weapon blueprints but has not announced when Early Access will end.

Players can also claim a free Farlands Early Access Pass, which offers materials, supply chests, and courier cosmetics. A separate Farlands Challenge event runs until November 19, offering Gold, Ultra Cans, stickers, and a charm for completing objectives.

Players can access Farlands through the existing FragPunk client. Bad Guitar Studio outlined the Early Access launch, progression reset, and event rewards in its official update announcement.