What is the name of the free-for-all mode in Valorant?

Valorant's free-for-all mode is called Deathmatch. It is designed for individual combat rather than team strategy: players fight everyone else, respawn after being eliminated, and compete to lead the scoreboard.

Deathmatch was introduced on August 5, 2020. A standard match has 14 players and lasts nine minutes, with victory going to the first player to reach 40 kills or to whoever has the most kills when the timer expires. Players can choose weapons from the buy menu, receive full shields, and have unlimited credits.

Agent abilities are disabled in regular Deathmatch, keeping the focus on gunplay, aim, movement, and positioning. Health packs appear after kills, restoring health, armor, and ammunition. These rules make the mode useful for warming up with specific weapons or practicing fights without the round-based economy of Unrated or Competitive.

Team Deathmatch is the main source of confusion. It is a separate mode in which players are divided into teams and abilities are available. “Free for All” describes Deathmatch's format, but it is not the official mode name shown in Valorant.