What is Sanctuary?
​Sanctuary is a grand scale video game set in real time, which started development on the first of September 2020.
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​Its aim is to bring a total of 10 000 units with simulated projectiles running across the net for 8 players into the modern era of performance.
What makes Sanctuary stand out?
​Check out our unique Features page!
It doesn't lag; it actually runs spectacularly well. Thanks to its focus on performance and multi-threading, it'll utilize all of your available threads evenly.
​It's also quite a looker.
Target platform?
The PC exclusively; and within that slice:
Microsoft Windows 10/11 64 bit.
​Microtransactions? Loot boxes?
No. This title hearkens back to the days of "I paid once, now leave my wallet alone".
What regions of the world will this be playable from for multiplayer?
We aim to be playable worldwide. (In countries not trade-embargoed by the western hemisphere)
How can I get involved?
You want to help out? Contribute something? The best way is to visit our Discord, you'll be able to learn about what there is to do and get in touch with the dev team. Maybe even join.
Will there be a beta?
Yes! Sign up to our newsletter for news on that!
​Will There be a Kickstarter?
Yes! Just like with the beta, sign up to our newsletter for news on that!
Is this game moddable already?
Yes, although given this game isn't publicly accessible yet, only by devs and others given access to a build. This game does have all of it's data and most important functions exported to a Lua folder, so modding should be exceedingly easy.
Is this game mappable already?
Yes. And this is something we actually do make available to the broader public right now we have a map editor and a random map generator. You can come try them out for free in the #sanctuary-map-editor channel of our Discord.
What engine is this made in?
Unity
Tentative minimum specs?
4-core 3Ghz
16 GB of RAM
GTX 1050 ti or better
Does this game have a price-point yet?
Come visit us on our Discord!
Not yet.
Do you have any specific questions yourself?
