Battle royale games typically involve a large number of players competing against each other until only one player or team remains, while traditional multiplayer games may have smaller teams or individual players competing in various game modes. Additionally, battle royale games usually feature a shrinking play area that forces players into closer proximity, whereas traditional multiplayer games often have fixed maps and objectives. Another key difference is the elimination mechanic in battle royale games, where players are out of the game once they are defeated, unlike traditional multiplayer games where players typically respawn after being eliminated.
