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Arvoch Alliance SE is a first-person 3D space combat flight simulation. As a squadron commander in the Alliance Navy, you lead fighter pilots through missions across the Evochron quadrant. The story follows events leading to the end of the Federation/Alliance war and Evochron’s liberation; amid the conflict, the sudden return of the Vonari changes the course of human history as forces unite to fight for survival.

Missions and campaigns

The game has three single-player modes: Campaign, Custom Campaign and Instant Action. The Campaign includes 30 missions with varied objectives, including escorting, spying, planet-surface strikes and recovery, rescuing, capturing, mining and building. Custom Campaign lets you load missions made with the mission editor, while Instant Action generates a random combat mission.

Missions can include in-game dialogue, ship departures, ambushes and other timed events. With the optional mission editor, you can also create dynamic campaigns with branching mission structures, where victory or defeat determines what happens next.

Multiplayer modes

Four multiplayer modes offer different ways to play:

• Cooperative Campaign: join other players to complete the built-in campaign.
• Dogfight: fight for survival with every other player as an enemy.
• Squadrons: battle as a team against another team, choose a side and use your team’s stations to repair and rearm.
• Strike: fight team against team, with each side defending a command ship. The first team to destroy the opposing command ship wins.

In Dogfight, Squadrons and Strike, the host can set a kill limit or time limit and add AI-controlled ships to fill empty player slots. Multiplayer also lets you set up battle scenarios to play alone using the mission options available to the host.

Command your squadron

You can select the ships assigned to your flight group for most missions and configure your own ship’s weapons and equipment. A drag-and-drop interface lets you choose ships and loadouts before each mission.

An order system lets you command specific groups or individual ships through a mouse-driven interface, with optional key and button bindings. You can order ships to attack, defend, join formation, hold at a chosen location, or reload, repair and refuel. Planning and timing your orders can be as important as your combat skill.

Flight and combat systems

Combat uses Newtonian-style physics across three axes of rotation and three axes of direction. You can drift, make high-speed strafe passes or turn to fire while flying backwards. The afterburner enables quick changes in speed and course, while manually controlled hull thrusters provide further adjustments; an optional Inertial Dampening System helps make flight easier to manage.

You manage heat signatures, shields, energy and weapon selection across three weapon classes, with automatic or manual aiming. The game also includes 2D and 3D radar, countermeasures and target scanning. Its detailed instrumentation includes six velocity gauges, flight-path markers, a compass and a pitch ladder.

The Tactical Console lets you monitor battles and select ships to target or command. You can choose targets by clicking them or using proximity, gunsight and list selection. Tracking displays a target’s missile count, particle and beam weapon types, speed, shield status, hull and subsystem damage, and trajectory through motion ladders.

Environments and cockpit

Environments include planets you can descend to from space, dense nebula clouds, gas giants with powerful winds, high-gravity stars, asteroid clusters and open space. These conditions can affect ship performance, fuel use, weapon availability, visibility and sensor range.

The first-person view features a 3D cockpit that moves in response to control inputs and impacts. A helmet-visor HUD presents information in line with the pilot’s view, with key details centered and displayed on tracked targets. You can turn off the cockpit for an unobstructed view with just the HUD and displays. A Vulkan-based graphics engine provides special effects, and the dynamic music changes with the level of hostility nearby.

Controls and head tracking

The game supports keyboard, mouse, gamepad and joystick controls, including up to 10 simultaneous control devices with up to 40 buttons each. TrackIR support lets you control the cockpit viewpoint with all six degrees of movement.