
Tanks
Choose light, medium or heavy tanks. Pair a main cannon with a rooftop machine gun or launcher, then fit armor, optics and an engine.
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REAL-TIME · SINGLEPLAYER & MULTIPLAYER
Fight in tanks, mechs and armored cars. Play against AI or join multiplayer battles, earn equipment, and build a vehicle around the way you fight.
01 / VEHICLES
Choose a vehicle class and configure its equipment. Tanks bring tracked mobility and main cannons; mechs carry independent weapon mounts. The Vanguard armored car adds a mobile support option.

Choose light, medium or heavy tanks. Pair a main cannon with a rooftop machine gun or launcher, then fit armor, optics and an engine.
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Fit arm-mounted guns or lasers and compatible shoulder weapons. Heavier chassis provide more weapon mounts, with separate equipment and talent choices.
View equipment →02 / EQUIPMENT
Use the garage to review item statistics and equip weapons and components from your inventory. Saved equipment is applied in your next match.
Equip cannons, machine guns, autocannons, lasers and launchers on compatible mounts.
Fit armor, optics, engines or reactors, and countermeasures. Each item shows its compatible slots and level requirement.
Compare damage, firing interval and range. Earn upgrades through battles and quests, or trade equipment with other players.
03 / PILOT DEVELOPMENT
Assign points in separate tank and mech talent trees. Upgrades have level and prerequisite requirements, and individual talents can have multiple ranks.
The tank tree includes Gunnery Drills, All-Terrain Drive and Layered Steel. The selected Gunnery Drills talent increases main-gun damage.
The mech tree includes Neural Link, Servo Mastery and Targeting Matrix. The selected Servo Mastery talent increases movement speed and acceleration.
04 / GAMEPLAY
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Development-build screenshots showing tanks and mechs in residential streets, industrial areas, wooded roads and open hills.
05 / BEFORE YOU PLAY
Getting started, game modes and progression. Operation Karsk is still in development.
These screenshots come from development builds. Expect changes as we test combat, balance and the interface.
View downloads →The Windows alpha is available as an installer or portable download. Both include Java; no separate Java installation is needed.
Yes. Singleplayer lets you set up battles against computer-controlled opponents. Multiplayer includes free-for-all, team battles and the Titan boss mode.
Multiplayer uses a game account to save your progress and equipment on the server. Singleplayer progress is saved separately on your PC.
Earn battle rewards and complete progression quests. Equipment comes in five rarities, from grey to orange. Some items also require a minimum pilot level.
Yes. Multiplayer has an Auction House and direct player trading. You can earn Credits from victories; the amount depends on match difficulty. Some quest rewards are account-bound.
The game has an Update Game option. Your installed version and the server need to be compatible. If an update fails, check that the server is available and try again.
The current distribution targets 64-bit Windows PCs. Tested minimum hardware requirements will be published with the player installer.
06 / WINDOWS PC
Build your loadout. Join the next playtest.
Windows 64-bit · Java included. Choose the installer or run the portable version without installation.
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Development build · Features and balance may change.