JOIN THE BATTLE ↗UNREST / COMPETITIVE TEAM BATTLES
One side seeks a future. The other defends its home.
Take your place in the 5v5 battle.
UNREST is a competitive third-person shooter combining character-specific abilities with team strategy. Build your defenses, support your team and gain the upper hand.
ONE UNIVERSE. TWO SIDES.
High-tech defenses, unique character abilities and diverse battlefields. Discover the UNREST universe through actual game imagery.
TWO TEAMS. ONE FIGHT.
SEE THE BATTLE FROM A WIDER ANGLE.
DISCOVER DISTINCT CHARACTERS.
COLONISTS / ENGINEER
The architect of the defensive line. His own turrets protect key areas, while his repair equipment keeps the team's defenses standing.
EVERY VICTORY NEEDS A SOLID FOUNDATION.
Every environment demands a new approach.
Read the terrain. Build your defenses. Make your move.
High-tech interiors, metal corridors and colorful energy systems.
VIRGON ARCHIVE / ORIGINS
Virgon's forests never fell completely dark, even at night. Underground energy crystals cast a faint glow across the lakeshores and mountains. To the Reptilians, that light was the breath of their world.
Elder Xanathar's teaching was simple: think not of what you take from a resource, but of the life you leave behind. Crystals powered cities, yet no city was worth more than a forest's future.
“Losing a homeland does not mean forgetting it.”A TEACHING CARRIED FROM VIRGON
A resource discovered.
A homeland lost. An echo that never fades.
THE AGE OF BALANCE
To the Reptilians, crystals were more than energy. Mining them meant altering watercourses and disturbing the balance of the soil. Under Xanathar, knowledge was measured not by how much one could consume, but by knowing when to stop.
THE FIRST INVASION
Invaders from distant corners of the galaxy saw something else in Virgon: power for their fleets and wealth to expand their borders. The Reptilians fought bravely, but could not overcome the enemy's numbers. As cities fell silent, the survivors faced a painful choice: perish with their homeland, or carry its memory into the future.
The identity of Virgon's first invaders remains unresolved in the existing story. They are not assumed to be the same force as the human colonists on Tauron.
THE GREAT DISPERSAL
The survivors scattered to Atheron, Mythara, Tauron, Eldoria and Nerath. They carried not just possessions, but teachings, losses and memories of Virgon. Every settlement faced the same question: as you build a new home, how do you prepare to lose another?
PLANET GUARD
Planet Guard was their answer. Defense units on five planets saw preserving their culture and confronting new threats as parts of the same duty. Yet with every generation, the line between protection and preparing for endless war grew thinner.
TAURON / TODAY
Rich mineral deposits made Tauron a strong refuge for the Reptilians and a key to new settlements for human colonists. Where human bases rose, Planet Guard saw an old danger returning. What humans called progress, the resistance called occupation. Each new defensive line became the other side's reason to strike again.
COLONISTS
Humans arrive to establish lasting colonies. Engineers build bases, physicians sustain life and soldiers protect the new order. To them, every position represents work and hope they cannot abandon.
But land suitable for settlement is not necessarily unclaimed. The colonists' real test begins when the future they defend leaves less room for someone else's home.
PLANET GUARD
For the Reptilians, Tauron is more than a mineral-rich planet. It is where they took root after Virgon. Every human base recalls a lost city. Resistance grows from the promise that history will not repeat itself.
Yet fear of the past can turn every human into the same enemy. What they become while defending their home matters as much as the ground they hold.
Every turret Tylor builds improves his team's chances of survival. To Viper, that same turret draws another boundary across his land. One fights to preserve the order he builds; the other to stop it taking root.
Both physicians know loss. They heal wounds on opposite sides of the same war, leaving its hardest question unanswered: does a life saved have a different value depending on its side?
Draconis approaches unseen. Douglas scans to reveal him. Their duel is not just marksmanship, but a struggle to understand the other's next move. One relies on uncertainty; the other on removing it.
Boris supplies ammunition; Typhon lays down suppressive fire. On different sides, they carry the same burden: holding the line so teammates can advance. A team's strength lies not just in firing, but in refusing to abandon one another.
Five planets, different possible futures for one people. These planetary portraits are creative sketches for the expanded story.
A world for those gathering the old teachings after the dispersal. Every preserved story speaks the name of a lost settlement again. Does land hold a people together, or their shared memories?
A symbol of adapting to a new environment. Rather than recreate life on Virgon, its inhabitants carry its teachings into different conditions. Loyalty to the past meets the need to change.
Its minerals sustain a new life and make it a target for new conflict. As Planet Guard's lines and colonist bases draw closer, control of resources becomes control of the future.
A refuge where generations who never saw Virgon grow up with its stories. Their hardest debate lies between ancestral loss and the future of children yet unborn. Must a new homeland always live in the old one's shadow?
A world carrying the solitude of dispersal. Every message from the other refuges recalls a shared destiny. When should a distant threat be confronted: when it reaches the gate, or at its first sign?
THE NEXT MOVE IS YOURS.
Colonist technology or Planet Guard resistance?
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