How far did you get?

How ranking works

• Round first. The highest round you reached is the score. Points and run time break ties, in that order.
• The current round counts. Dying part-way through round 18 is a round-18 run.
• Points are what you earned, not what you had left. Buying a door does not cost you a place, and neither does dying — a board counts every point the run ever paid out.
• One board per team size, and they are never mixed. The crowd scales with the seat count — half again as many undead at two, nearly three times as many at four — so a round 20 with two of you is not a round 20 with four. Four boards, never compared.
• One row each. A board shows your best run and nobody's repeats — a good evening cannot fill the page.
• A squad is its lobby. The name your lobby was given is the team, and every survivor who was in it is named on the row. Play again under the same lobby name and it is the same team's record — and a team that plays at three and at four holds a row on each of those boards, because they are two different fights.
• The run is posted by the game — by the host, in a squad — and only by a build holding a live access key. Your display name comes with your access key and is unique to your account; change it on your account page.