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== Gameplay ==

In Deadlock, two teams of 6—the ''Sapphire Flame'' and the ''Amber Hand''—battle on a city [[map]] with 4 lanes. The objective is to destroy the enemy's [[Patron]], a massive golem, while defending your own. Players control [[Heroes]] with upgradable abilities and items bought using [[souls]]. Souls are earned by defeating enemies and completing tasks and ~~also~~ unlock 'boons' from Patrons, which boost Hero stats. Heroes level up, unlock abilities, and equip items in slots for [[Weapon]], [[Vitality]], and [[Spirit]], with additional [[Flex]] slots unlocked by completing objectives. The game blends elements of shooters and MOBAs, focusing on tactics, teamwork, and strategy in a third-person perspective with skill-shots, movement, and gunplay.

In ''Deadlock'', two teams of 6—the ''Sapphire Flame'' and the ''Amber Hand''—battle on a city [[map]] with 4 lanes. The objective is to destroy the enemy's [[Patron]], a massive golem, while defending your own. Players control [[Heroes]] with upgradable abilities and items bought using [[souls]].

Souls are earned by defeating enemies and completing tasks and can unlock 'boons' from Patrons, which boost Hero stats. Heroes level up, unlock abilities, and equip items in slots for [[Weapon]], [[Vitality]], and [[Spirit]], with additional [[Flex]] slots unlocked by completing objectives. The game blends elements of shooters and MOBAs, focusing on tactics, teamwork, and strategy in a third-person perspective with skill-shots, movement, and gunplay. The game is notable for it's use of [[Zip-lines|ziplines]] for long-distance transportation.

== Development ==

''Deadlock'' was originally meant to be a futuristic third-person MOBA called ''Neon Prime.'' It was called numerous names in it's earliest stages of development. Valve trademarked ''Neon Prime'' on October 2022. The game was later renamed to ''Deadlock.'' The game was leaked on various occasions from 2022 to 2024. Valve listed the game on Steam in August 2024.

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 == Gameplay ==
-In Deadlock, two teams of 6—the ''Sapphire Flame'' and the ''Amber Hand''—battle on a city [[map]] with 4 lanes. The objective is to destroy the enemy's [[Patron]], a massive golem, while defending your own. Players control [[Heroes]] with upgradable abilities and items bought using [[souls]]. Souls are earned by defeating enemies and completing tasks and also unlock 'boons' from Patrons, which boost Hero stats. Heroes level up, unlock abilities, and equip items in slots for [[Weapon]], [[Vitality]], and [[Spirit]], with additional [[Flex]] slots unlocked by completing objectives. The game blends elements of shooters and MOBAs, focusing on tactics, teamwork, and strategy in a third-person perspective with skill-shots, movement, and gunplay.
+In ''Deadlock'', two teams of 6—the ''Sapphire Flame'' and the ''Amber Hand''—battle on a city [[map]] with 4 lanes. The objective is to destroy the enemy's [[Patron]], a massive golem, while defending your own. Players control [[Heroes]] with upgradable abilities and items bought using [[souls]].
+Souls are earned by defeating enemies and completing tasks and can unlock 'boons' from Patrons, which boost Hero stats. Heroes level up, unlock abilities, and equip items in slots for [[Weapon]], [[Vitality]], and [[Spirit]], with additional [[Flex]] slots unlocked by completing objectives. The game blends elements of shooters and MOBAs, focusing on tactics, teamwork, and strategy in a third-person perspective with skill-shots, movement, and gunplay. The game is notable for it's use of [[Zip-lines|ziplines]] for long-distance transportation.
 == Development ==
 ''Deadlock'' was originally meant to be a futuristic third-person MOBA called ''Neon Prime.'' It was called numerous names in it's earliest stages of development. Valve trademarked ''Neon Prime'' on October 2022. The game was later renamed to ''Deadlock.'' The game was leaked on various occasions from 2022 to 2024. Valve listed the game on Steam in  August 2024.