Team: Free-For-All - One Hit Eliminates / Survivor

Overall Game Objective(s):

Elimination

Number of Players | Distribution:

1. Number of Players / Participants :: 10 to 30 (recommended) / 4 (minimum needed) / 60 (maximum recommended) || Referee(s) optional
2. Distribution :: Strict Teams or Variable Teams (if specific switching rules agreed upon)

Hit / Scoring Mode | Recommended Hit / Scoring Method (Recommended / Required):

1. Hit / Scoring Mode :: Hit-based, Finite Lives || Hit-based, Elimination
2. Hit / Scoring Method (Recommended / Required) :: Any

Time Limit:

15 minutes to 1 hour recommended; time limit should be shorter if Teams are small (<5) in size and longer if Teams are larger

Battle / Playing Field Size (Recommended / Required) | Specific Environment (Recommended / Required):

1. Battle/Playing Field Size (Recommended / Required) :: Any; optimal field size depends on total number of Players
2. Specific Environment (Recommended / Required) :: Any

End Game (optional):

N/A

Special Requirements (optional):

N/A

Specific Details and Rules:

Another common form of group water fight. Basically, the group of Players are divided into two or more opposing Teams. Each Team attempts to soak the other Team's members while trying to remain dry. When a Player is hit, they are no longer allowed to attack and must go to a waiting area or sit on the ground (whatever rule was agreed upon prior to starting the game). Once all members of a particular Team are eliminated in this fashion, the last remaining Team is declared winner.

Good Team-war games allows one to make the most of one's knowledge of strategies, setting traps, ambushing, etc. The "one hit eliminates " rule just makes this type of game pass much more quickly.