ARENIZ is a real-time strategy game where every soldier, tank, ship and aircraft is its own unit with its own orders, health and target. You deploy a construction vehicle, grow your base inside its radius, keep the lights on with power plants and fund the war with ore your miners haul back from the field.
It is built in full 3D for modern PCs, with a readable top-down battlefield, terrain that matters — cliffs, ramps, high ground, rivers, bridges and coastline — and a fast, punchy rhythm that rewards both a strong economy and a sharp attack.
The rules are inspired by the golden age of the genre, but the identity is ARENIZ's own: three factions with their own architecture and vehicles, nine countries with signature units and charged abilities, and a campaign of twenty missions that tells one war from all three sides.
Individual units
No stacks, no fleets — hundreds of units each fight, retreat and gain veterancy on their own.
Terrain that matters
Ramps, cliffs, sight lines, bridges and water decide where battles are won.
Easy to start
Readable icons, in-game hints and three bot difficulties — Easy, Medium and Brutal — let you learn at your own pace.