I’ve been building an online game for nearly 3 years — it's my first game ever. It may not be your cup of tea, but I hope you can give it a shot when players are online and give me some feedback!

This game is inspired by an online arcade-style futuristic tank arena games from the late 90s and early 2000s (like BZFlag, Battle Zone, Tanarus), but modernized with better controls, voice chat, detailed stat tracking, and of course a modern game engine. It's currently in Early Access and free to play.

About Rezarus:

If you're into Rocket League-style physics chaos, you might really enjoy Impulse Wars (Impulse Wars Gameplay Video). In this mode, you use force-blast missiles to launch opponents off ramps and ledges to their destruction. There is uniqueness in that aim alone doesn't guarantee kills. You need to develop a good understanding of each arena - when/where to make shots, as well how to play defensively too.

Phoenix Wars (Phoenix Wars Gameplay Video) is all about predictive aiming and movement. Since missile projectiles travel much slower than bullets, you can't rely on point and click and hold on target — you need to lead shots properly. There is a real skill in being able to do this well. Ammo is also limited, so every shot matters - as well effective us of reload pads. Tanks have thrusters in this mode, letting you fly and attack from many angles, opening up a lot of creative play.

Laser Wars (Laser Wars Gameplay Video) puts on emphasis on team-based strategy with solo resource and health management. In Laser Wars you need to be able to manage your tank's battery and health pool. If you prefer longer more tactical battles, this is the mode for you, although it plays best with 6–8+ players, while Impulse and Phoenix Wars are fun even in 1v1.

The game is available on Steam. We also have a Discord where you can see when matches are happening via the live #action channel (usually evenings EST). Otherwise, you may find yourself hopping onto an empty server (our community is still small). But if no PvP gameplay is happening when you hop on, the practice arenas offer a good opportunity to get comfortable with movement and aiming against basic bots. Regulars who hop on (who you can look up via the daily, weekly, etc high scores ingame) are always happy to help newcomers too.

Steam || Discord