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3ULLISTICS
Turn-based artillery with tactical loadouts, terrain destruction and competitive multiplayer.
Play · Create · Engage · Belong
Games. Players.
Unleashed.
A new gaming ecosystem built on community, transparency and real ownership. Play original games, operate a node, earn ecosystem rewards and help shape what comes next.
Incredible gamesPlay, compete and create
Real participationSupport useful network workloads
Player ownershipPortable in-game assets
Built to lastTransparent, community driven
Featured games
Worlds to explore
Different games. One union. More to come.
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The Unfinish'd
Build, explore and survive in a player-shaped world where quests unfold as layered puzzles.
In developmentCommunity developmentPlayable right now
Hold The World Together
Set in the world of The Unfinish’d. Keep what matters standing while the pressure mounts — and find out how long you can hold it.
One ecosystem
Play. Power. Own.
ArcadeUnion is designed to make the infrastructure part of the community: games first, useful nodes underneath, transparent rules throughout.
Play the portfolio
Original games can share accounts, rewards, collectibles and community infrastructure while remaining distinct experiences.
Explore games →Power the network
Founder Nodes are planned to earn points under published rules that tighten in stages, moving from holding a licence toward uptime and genuinely useful work.
Learn about nodes →Own the experience
Tokens and NFTs can unlock cosmetics, tickets, characters, badges and other ecosystem benefits.
See rewards →Founder Nodes
Useful infrastructure, rewarded transparently.
The proposed system uses a capped Founder Node licence, published scoring rules and a points pool. A licence earns by holding a share of the network's game content and serving it to players — proved by challenge and by receipts signed by whoever received the bytes. There is no uptime requirement and no guaranteed payout.
Explore Founder Nodes →Already hold one? Open your dashboard
A | U
For independent studios
An indie game launchpad, not another blockchain library.
Most platforms offer independent developers another SDK. Studios do not need one — there are dozens. What ArcadeUnion proposes instead is an indie gaming platform where the expensive part is covered: getting a build to players, and keeping it there.
Distribution, carried by players
Bandwidth is the bill a small studio cannot plan for: a launch or a well-received patch costs most exactly when a game is doing well. Node operators are proposed to serve your build and be paid by the protocol rather than by you.
Competition, already built
Leaderboards, prize seasons in any token and a record of what your game vouches for. The parts that are easy to get subtly wrong and tedious to get right, so a small team does not have to.
Players who arrive with a history
A player’s record travels between titles on this indie game platform, signed by the games that vouched for it. A launch can recognise people who have been around rather than starting from nobody.
Nothing here is open for applications yet and no game is shipping through the network today. The delivery software is built and tested; what is described is the plan, stated as one.
Transparency
Every transaction, on a public ledger, from the first one.
A node network asks people to pay for something and trust that the rewards arrive. The only answer to that is a running total nobody can quietly edit — so the figures below were read from Avalanche by your own browser as this page loaded, not served from a database we control.
—ARCU issued of 20bn cap
—Held by treasury, verifiable
—Burned to date
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Published before there is anything to show
Nearly every line is empty today: one contract is deployed, there has been no sale, and no rewards have been paid. That is the point of starting now. A ledger that begins the day the money starts moving is a ledger that began whenever it first suited us.
Including what players pay for games
Game purchases are proposed to be paid in USDC or $ARCU rather than by card, so that money arrives on-chain too and is as checkable as the rest. What an explorer still cannot show is what spending was used FOR — a payment leaving a wallet is visible, an invoice is not. Those few figures are reported by ArcadeUnion and labelled that way wherever they appear.
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More than games. A stronger tomorrow.
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