Cheap but versatile soldiers that will shoot everyone in their sight. When they have no other tasks, they will focus on repairing buildings and vehicles.

Crankshafts of the rebellion. They are tough guys with a penchant for bottom-shelf alcohol.
While they were on Earth, they dabbled in petty crime. On Mars, they toiled in the mines, working on jobs that nobody else wanted to do.

Heavy armored and short-fused. You might try outrunning them, but their flame will catch you. Great against infantry and light vehicles.

Pumped-up folks with heated passion towards fire. Aggressive and a bit egoistic. They were sent to Mars after too many arson incidents on Earth.

Light on their feet and dangerous, these soldiers can turn your world upside down with their explosive toys.

They are crazy bomb experts who can turn any device into an explosive. Most of them came to Mars because the lower atmospheric pressure and reduced oxygen levels make explosions more unpredictable… and more fun.

Quick and light, they are the best unit for snooping on the map. They have special radars for clearing the fog of war.

Adrenaline-junkie extroverts. You’ll never catch them standing still—unless they’ve stopped to admire their reflections in Rubin V. Most of them were sent to Mars because of illegal street racing on Earth.

Every infantry’s nightmare. Where they lack in speed they compensate with their laser machine guns.

Most of them are former customer service workers who had breakdowns after interactions with rude customers.
They came to Mars because it has far fewer humans than Earth.
You’ll find them on demolition sites, channeling their hate towards authority and human beings.

Although slow they provide warmth and protection to all infantry units. When destroyed the vehicles become an immovable bunker, saving all passengers.

They are driven by sassy queens with lead feet and hearts of gold. These gals have driven everything from school buses and taxis to long-haul trucks. Whether they’re cracking jokes or cranking up the tunes, you can bet your last Rubin V they’ll get you where you need to go.

Slow-moving and large, these are designed to carry heavy loads of Rubin V across the battlefield. They can be used as a kamikaze vehicle against enemies.

Most of them used to work as rescuers, caretakers, emergency technicians… Once the heroes of society, now the lifeblood of rebellion! They lost all their social points and went rogue when Orbis Concordia replaced them with robots.

Slow and imprecise, but once they get you – you will be sent to the pearly gates before you know it. These units have a special ability to entrench for more range.

Before they became fearsome destroyers, these were your regular 9 to 5 working folks trying to make the world go round. Hitting the bullseye for them isn’t just a skill—it’s how they live.
Their journey to Mars began after their social scores took a nosedive back on Earth.

Say howdy to the armored soldiers straight outta the cornfields. Versatile and resilient, these vehicles make a perfect balance between speed and firepower.

These farmers swapped their overalls for armor and their pitchforks for deadly lasers. Most of them came to Mars due to global warming, lack of organic resources, and bad treatment by Orbis Concordia.

They are just like justice. Slow, but attainable. Watch out, as any one of these units’ three weapons could catch you. They have a special charge ability, clearing everything on their way.

These are the men of honor and justice who were shattered by an unjust system. But, instead of breaking them, the injustice ignited their thirst for revenge. Most of them came to Mars intending to create a better new world.

Behemoths of the sky, these units are anti-armor experts. Although a source of fear and awe for any ground unit, they are defenseless against enemy air units.

These were groups of petty thieves who made a hobby out of stealing aircraft vehicles back on Earth. Orbis Concordia decided to ship them off to Mars to rid themselves of the troublemakers.