InfantryReborn is a privately run non-profit organization whose goal is to provide a progressive high-quality alternative to Infantry Online(tm). InfantryReborn utilizes an older version of the Infantry client, however our programmers have added much more functionality into our servers. We have no affiliation with Infantry Online(tm), which is owned by SOE.

• We believe heavily in community involvement: our zone rotations are directly influenced by what the players want, not corporate policy.
• We fully support player development: we offer players the chances to actually create their own content (weapons, classes, maps, vehicles, and even zones) and have a sub-community of developers that are more than willing to those interested.

Infantry is a massive futuristic multiplayer online wargame that weaves the best elements of real-time strategy, 3D shooters and down and out GungHo into an exciting, racy and immensely flexible game engine that is capable of producing a variety of grossly different gametypes but all equally enjoyable.

Infantry is not simply a game, it's a variety of games that will guarantee to suit most all online gaming itches you suffer from. A zone is one of these games that Infantry offers. It is a segregated expanse of space that is unique from all other areas and contains a custom map and settings. For example, you will notice that there are a number of zones in the game: Capture the Flag, Sports-related, Stationary/Static Flag (capture objectives and hold them). All zones are different and offer games that others do not.

Arenas are areas within zones. They are essentially games within the bigger game. For example you may enter a "Capture the Flag" zone (there are a number of them) and find that there are 4 different arenas. These four arenas represent four different CTF games that are completely unrelated except for the fact that they are playing under the same settings and on exact replicas of each others' maps.

Game: Infantry -> Zone: CTF -> Arena: Public1, and
Game: Infantry -> Zone: CTF -> Arena: Public2, etc.

Since it wouldn't be fun to have 200 players on a small map, there are instead several copies of the game running at once, with X amount of players per arena. You are able to switch arenas within a certain zone, through the ?arena command. Essentially everything but the players remain the same in each arena.