How to Beat Easy Mode in Noob Experiment Warzone

Easy Mode is the live campaign of Noob Experiment Warzone. It is 20 waves on City, the first map. A first clear pays 50 Screws and the Beat Easy Mode badge. A solo clear also pays the Solo Easy Mode badge. If you cannot finish this mode, you are not ready for Boss Noob as a farm, and you are not ready to spend Screws like a collector. This is the how-to-beat page.

What Easy Mode actually is

The Trello card is short and useful. Easiest mode. Twenty waves. Difficulty ramps. 50 Screws. Two badges. City is the stage. That is the whole official skeleton. Everything else is play pattern.

You will see the Experiment roster grow as waves rise: Basic, Medium, Large, Giant, mutants, rocketers, Failed Large, Titans, and eventually Boss Noob if the finale calls him. Exact spawn tables are not published. Use the enemy threat list as a danger order, not as a fake wave-12 spreadsheet.

Before you press start

Redeem codes once. Host a private server if you want your share. Take starter Noob or the highest unit the shop has legally unlocked. Read controls so you can find Codes, shop, and mode select without opening five menus. If you have never seen a kit, spend ten minutes in Sandbox Mode first.

Bring at least one teammate if you have never cleared. Solo is a badge, not a tutorial. Two players who stay together beat a six-player lobby that splits across the map.

Wave bands

Waves 1 to 6. Basics and Mediums. Learn the City lanes. Do not waste big cooldowns. Starter Noob is enough if you do not wander.

Waves 7 to 12. Larges and the first mutants. This is where randoms die because they chase a side alley. Hold a shared angle. If someone has Dual Blaster Large Noob, let that kit take space; everyone else peels stragglers.

Waves 13 to 18. Giants, rocketers, Failed Large, early Titans. Rocketer Mutant Large Experiment and Rocketer Titan Experiment punish clumps. Spread just enough to dodge rockets, not enough to get isolated. Guest Helicopter, if you own it, should use Rocket (four shots, 480 total) on clumps and keep Sacrifice for a true emergency.

Waves 19 to 20. Treat this as a boss rehearsal. Save whatever your kit calls an ultimate. If Boss Noob appears, swap mentally to the Boss Noob guide. Do not spend the last two waves experimenting with a new purchase.

Print this band list into the wave checklist and tick it during intermission.

Team jobs without invented classes

Warzone does not publish a tank/healer trinity. Jobs are still obvious. Someone holds the street. Someone deletes specials. Someone watches the back spawn. If all three people chase the same Basic Experiment, a Giant walks into spawn. Call targets in chat with enemy names from the threat list, not with vague pings.

If your roster is all early Noob Faction, play closer together. If someone has Noob Mech, that player is the wedge; do not stand in the mech’s landing spots.

Why runs die

• Shop skip bought a unit you cannot drive.
• Public 10-stack split both attention and Screws.
• Sandbox habits (infinite retries) transferred into a real wipe.
• Rockets hit a clump that was celebrating wave 15.
• The last two waves were treated like cleanup.

Fix the first with shop unlock order. Fix the second with private servers. Fix the third by keeping Sandbox and Easy in separate mental boxes.

After you badge

Spend the 50 Screws immediately on the next legal unit. Then run Easy again with that unit so the badge run is not your only sample. When 20 waves feel automatic, you can hunt Boss Noob or open how to beat Medium Mode if that button exists. Until you confirm Medium, Easy Mode is the how-to-complete answer the search bar wants.

A clean Easy clear is the best review of whether your roster is real. If City still deletes you, the character pages and the tier list will tell you whether you need a different buy or a different route.