REMATCH | SEASON 6

REMATCH Season 6 Goes Live With New Progression

Contracts, playstyle Badges and Legacy Rewards lead a season that also adds Vanguard and Glitch cosmetics and promises a staged Netcode 2.0 rollout.

Noah Walker

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The next season has begun in REMATCH. In an announcement published on Steam on October 23, 2026, Sloclap said Season 6 is live, with a new way to progress built around matches, Contracts, Badges and Blocks.

The update also looks back as well as forward: players who have already spent time on the pitch can check their Legacy Rewards, while new Vanguard and Glitch cosmetics and the Clouds Sunset arena add to the season’s featured content.

A new route through the season

The announced progression loop starts with playing matches and levelling up Contracts. Players can unlock Badges intended to reflect their playstyle and earn Blocks along the way. The announcement presents these as the core pieces of a new progression system, but does not specify contract objectives, reward quantities or how quickly players can advance.

For returning players, Legacy Rewards recognize progress made before this season. Sloclap confirms that those rewards are available to check, without detailing in the announcement what each player will receive. That gives established players a separate marker of their journey as the new progression path gets underway.

Netcode changes will arrive in stages

The season’s most consequential change may take longer to reach players. Sloclap says Netcode 2.0 will roll out progressively throughout Season 6, with improvements designed to reduce desyncs and rollbacks. The wording describes an aim, not a guarantee that these issues will disappear, and the announcement gives no rollout schedule or performance figures.

For players, tournament organizers and streamers, changes targeting desyncs and rollbacks matter because those issues can affect how a match unfolds and how reliably its action is represented. The staged rollout makes this a development to follow across the season rather than a single switch confirmed as complete on launch.

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Season 6 opens with fresh goals and rewards already in view. Its longer-running test will be whether the promised network improvements make their way through the season as intended.

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Noah Walker

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