Designed, being built next

Factions

Two factions share the same economy, tiers and 17 of 24 units, and differ in how they fight and earn. Today every player uses the shared roster; the faction split is the next big step on the roadmap.

Industry · tracks · fortifications

Foundry League

Olive-drab heavy industry. The League out-produces everyone, digs in behind bunkers and flak, and rolls forward with armour nobody else can field.

Colours: Olive and steel
Moves on: Tracks
Own units: Tank, Heavy Tank, Artillery, Battle Tank
Own defences: Bunker, Flak Tower
Own building: Foundry: factories in its power grid work 20% faster
Plays like: Slow to start, hard to stop. Holds ground and wins long matches.

Trade · wheels · raids

Sandline Syndicate

Rust-red caravan traders. The Syndicate makes its money on deals, guards its caravans with guns, and sends fast wheeled raiders after everyone else's trucks.

Colours: Rust red and sand
Moves on: Wheels
Own units: Raider, Scout Buggy, Rocket Technical, Gunship
Own defences: Gun Nest, SAM Site
Own building: Trading Post: a second caravan depot
Plays like: Trade earns 1.5 times as much and caravans are armed. Fast, mobile, punishing on supply lines.

Shared by both

Every economy building, the constructor, hauler, caravan, drone, militia, missile truck and helicopter, and the same three city tiers. That keeps the economy easy to learn whichever side you pick.

Rows of new unit models on a desert map — The new unit models in the game