Arcade siege · Windows PC

Three lanes.
One core.

Drive a tank, fight beside robot squads, claim the central beacon, and break through the enemy base.

Play against Pro bots or form Blue and Orange teams online. Five rounds by default; every round ends when a core falls.

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Blockfront artwork based on actual gameplay showing robot squads and a blue laser over the central beacon

3 battle lanes

6 human tank slots

5 default rounds

1 core to defend

Take ground. Break shields. Siege.

A small map with many decisions.

Drive and fight

Steer a tank, aim with the mouse and fire through cover. Robot squads contest each lane while the battlefield stays alive with water, forests, light and effects.

Own the middle

Capturing the beacon grants supplies, fort charges and reinforcements. Random pickups change armor, weapons, damage and movement.

Defend or breach

Build destructible forts or deploy a rare bastion. Attack shield relays first, then push close enough to damage the exposed enemy core.

Actual in-engine captures

The island in motion.

These images come from a staged local match in the current Godot build; the cover artwork above is promotional composition.

Full three-lane island battlefield with blue and orange bases and the center beacon — Blue and Orange start from opposite fortified bases.

Tanks and robot squads battle across the center lanes with blue energy fire — Energy fire and robot squads converge on the beacon.

Closer view of the blue core, water channels, bridges and tanks — Every bridge, fort and lane changes the approach.

Closer view of the orange base while blue and orange units fight — Push close, break relays and siege the core.

Solo practice or online rivalry.

Play locally against Pro bots without internet. Online play uses Epic Online Services for device sign-in, game discovery and relayed matches. Choose a team before the host starts; bots fill empty slots. The host sets 1–20 rounds and match modifiers. A ten-second results table shows every tank's contribution between rounds.

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