ARC Tactics

Your supply lines are the battlefield.

ARC Tactics is a single-player real-time strategy game where ore, construction crates, and artillery shells travel through the sky. Build an industrial network across a small planet, keep supplies moving between launch pads, and break through to the enemy Command Core.

Every launch matters. A relay can extend your reach, a defense can protect a vital route, and a storm can turn a dependable supply chain into a problem you need to solve.

Build. Launch. Intercept.

• Build a ballistic economy. Extract resources and send cargo through relays to supply your expansion.
• Fight for the supply routes. Protect airborne cargo, deploy defenses, and use artillery to dismantle the rival network.
• Adapt to the planet. Explore beyond the fog, work with the terrain, and respond to roaming storms.
• Choose your skirmish. Take on AI commanders across six scenarios, with configurable world sizes and difficulty.
• Learn your first network. Start with First Throw · Training, then put your logistics to work in a skirmish.
• Play at your pace. Save and return later, adjust simulation speed, and enable orders while paused in Settings.

Start here

Available for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Download the ZIP for your system and extract it before playing. Keep all extracted files together.

Choose First Throw · Training from the main menu to learn how to build, route, and protect your first supply network.

Quick controls: WASD or middle-mouse drag to move the camera; mouse wheel to zoom; click to select; B to build; F to fire; T for research; Tab for the supply network; Escape for the pause menu or to cancel an order. Settings includes control rebinding, UI scaling, and reduced motion.

In development

This is an early playable build. Gameplay, balance, visuals, and performance are still being refined.

Feedback is welcome in the comments: what was clear, where did your network become confusing, and what made you want to play another match? For a bug report, include what happened, what you expected, and the steps that led to it.