The map is the prize.

Veyra, the Flux Moon

Crater shelves, basalt ridges, mineral forests and inland seas lit by Flux. Its ore is the key to crossing the stars, and three civilizations have each sent a small seed force to claim it. None of them can go home. Veyra is not empty: its native life reacts to every mine, and ancient Monoliths watch over the fields — answering to whoever holds their ring.

Three civilizations. No way home.

Cindral Vanguard The anvil. Dig in, hold the line, win the long war — units standing near their own structures shrug off damage.

Zephyrine Court The knife. Arrive, cut, vanish — faster than every rival, with thinner hulls.

Pelagic Choir The chorus. Many voices, one purpose — steady everywhere, strongest when they move as one.

What it is

• Hold the Monoliths — take a Monolith by holding its ring; held Monoliths pay tribute. Hold more than half and your Ascendancy countdown begins, in full view of every rival.
• A streaming economy — metal and energy flow in every second and are spent as you build. Siphon rare Flux for elite units.
• Land, sea and air — fifteen unit classes, from scouts and artillery to titans, gunboats and ferries, plus field structures with upgrades.
• Three ways to win — Ascendancy, Annihilation and Classic RTS, with optional Horde Attacks from Veyra's native creatures.
• Skirmish — 32 hand-built maps for 2 to 8 commanders, plus procedural battlefields, with teams and per-seat bot difficulty.
• Online multiplayer — host through Steam and share a 6-digit join code, or invite friends. A crashed host can resume the match.
• Campaigns — Basic Training plus a campaign for each faction, with more missions on the way.
• Watch the bots — turn any setup into a spectator battle at up to 16x speed. Saves and replays stay true to the match.

Follow along

IronFlux is in active development and playtesting now — follow the roadmap for what's landing next.