Dieselpunk Wars

Dieselpunk Wars is a vehicle-building combat game where you design machines from more than 300 components, including weapons, armor, engines, wheels, and propulsion systems. Build fighters, tanks, transporters, destroyers, or blimps, then adjust their construction to suit missions and battles.

Explore desert, mountain, and swamp environments in a single-player campaign, or create custom vehicle battles and build freely in creative and sandbox modes. Vehicle design and combat are shaped by physics: hulls affect drag and handling, armor can deflect shots, and damage to individual blocks can change a machine’s capabilities.

Gameplay and features

• Build and customize vehicles: Combine more than 300 elements to create a range of machines. Components affect handling and performance, while different materials and armor layouts influence weight and protection.
• Physics-driven combat: Weapons use ballistics, penetration, and ricochet mechanics. Destruction, fires, flooding, buoyancy, and aerodynamics can all affect vehicles during combat.
• Campaign and creative modes: Play campaign missions across varied biomes, unlock parts and skills, create custom battles, or build vehicles freely in creative and sandbox modes.
• A varied arsenal: Choose from artillery, missiles, machine guns, flamethrowers, torpedoes, bombs, depth charges, and close-combat weapons, including a harpoon that can pull vehicles.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of vehicles can I build?

The game lets you construct machines such as fighters, transporters, tanks, destroyers, and blimps using a large selection of components.

How does vehicle damage work?

Each block has its own durability and resistance properties. Destroyed components can reduce a vehicle’s combat capabilities, and destroying its core block destroys the whole vehicle.

What game modes are available?

The supplied game information describes a single-player campaign, sandbox and creative modes, and a battle mode for setting up custom vehicle fights.

Does vehicle design affect performance?

Yes. Hull shape and size affect air and water drag, while buoyancy, lift, weight, and armor placement influence how a vehicle moves and withstands attacks.