A squad, not randoms
Put your ABI name and UID on your profile and switch on the crew directory: other South African members can find you and add you in the game.
Arena Breakout: Infinite · South Africa · free to join
Most of the crew plays Arena Breakout: Infinite. There is no community server to run for it — every match is on the publisher’s own servers — so Boet’s World does the rest: a place to find a South African squad, tournaments of our own, and local creators to back.
Squads of four, one evening of raids, every extract scored. Free to enter with a portal account.
Registration opens on the portal soon, and it is announced in the Discord first. Get your squad of four together and add your ABI name and UID to your profile now.
One free Boet’s World account, the same one the WARDOGS and DayZ players use.
Put your ABI name and UID on your profile and switch on the crew directory: other South African members can find you and add you in the game.
Squad events with seats, a queue and check-in on the portal. ABI has no private lobbies, so they are score attacks: every raid submitted with its screenshots and checked by an admin.
Approved raids go straight onto a public table during the event, so the whole server can follow the race for the top spot.
South African streamers and video makers who play ABI are on the creator wall. Members salute their favourites and the most saluted rise to the top.
Where squads form for tonight, the events are announced and the rest of the crew hangs out, whatever they are playing.
Nothing to pay. Supporters keep the community servers running and go first on tournament waitlists, but every event is free to enter.
Not one a community can run. Every ABI match is played on the publisher’s own servers, so there is nothing for us to host. What Boet’s World adds is the people around it: South African squadmates, our own tournaments and local creators.
As a score attack. Squads play ordinary raids during a set window and submit each one on the portal: how many of them extracted, the kills, and the end-of-raid screenshots. An admin checks every raid before it scores, and a squad’s best raids make its total. The full rules are on each tournament’s page.
No. ABI runs on its own accounts, whether you launch it through Steam or not, so the portal asks for your in-game name and UID instead. A Discord link is the only account the tournaments need.
Four, the most the game puts in one squad. A squad takes a tournament seat once all four have joined it on the portal.
No. The account, the directory and the tournaments are free.
No. Boet’s World is an independent South African community. It is not organised, sponsored or endorsed by the developers or publisher of Arena Breakout: Infinite.