Quick answer
PvE & solo raids
Yes, you can play solo and avoid PvP. Choose a PvE location and the appropriate Isolated raid option; entering alone does not automatically remove other squads.
At a glance
Pick the experience you want
The official FAQ says some locations are exclusive to PvE, PvP or PvPvE. One mode does not expose every location. Use the current selection screen to check the format of your intended raid.
| Your goal | What to check |
|---|---|
| Avoid enemy player squads | A PvE location and Isolated matchmaking |
| Play without teammates | Enter alone, then separately check Open or Isolated |
| Fight other operatives | An appropriate PvPvE or PvP location |
Checklist
Before entering a solo raid
- Read the raid mode label before joining the queue.
- Confirm whether you want other squads in the session.
- Check ammunition, armor and medical supplies.
- If working on Investigations, avoid Provided Equipment.
Guide
Isolated does not mean harmless
Removing rival squads does not remove monsters or anomalies. The September 14 patch increased indoor Isolated raid densities for certain monsters on Dalniy Island and in Anguka Anga. The official FAQ also describes solo play as harder than cooperative play. Plan your supplies around the raid, rather than treating PvE as a risk-free loot run.
FAQ
FAQ
Is solo the same as PvE?
No. Solo describes your party; PvE describes who you fight. Check both settings.
Do older ticket guides still apply?
The April Gigastructure update changed access to Open and Isolated raids. Do not use early-version ticket limits as current launch rules.
Your raid checklist
Tick each check as you prepare. Progress stays in this browser; it is not linked to your game account.
Sources and version notes
- Official FAQ · 15 September 2026
- Gigastructure update · 1 April 2026
- Update 0.4.0.93 · 14 September 2026
Checked September 15, 2026 · Version notes: 0.4.0.93