About This Demo

This free demo: the full campaign, every hero, mech and support card, every battlefield, invite-only multiplayer and co-op, and the map editor.



Rally Point is a real-time strategy game where you play cards and your army does the fighting. Battles are a few minutes long and a campaign run takes a few hours.


You build a squad of 3 heroes, 3 mechs and 4 support cards out of more than 90 options. Supply refills over time, and the more control points you hold the faster it comes in. You can spend it on cheap units right away or save up for something big, like a Gunship to clear a point or a Nuke when a lane is going badly.




Units pick their own targets and fight on their own, so there's no micro. What you decide is where things go and when to commit. If a lane starts slipping you can re-rally a hero over to it. In solo battles you can hit HOLD at any time to stop the clock, look over the field and line up your next card. Each AI difficulty level has its own named commander, and beating that level unlocks them. After that you can hand them your side in any PvE battle and take control back whenever you want. In solo you can speed things up while they play.




Each campaign run starts with a draft and a new galaxy split between rival factions. Every faction has its own commander, and they don't sit still between your missions. They reinforce, counterattack your sectors and fight each other for ground. You can scout a mission to counter-pick what's coming, or take a blind fight for better upgrades. Play it solo or with a friend in co-op, and there's an Ironman mode where losses can remove units from your squad.

There's also the Frontier War, a seasonal war between the five factions. You pick a side and the battles you play count toward its push on a shared map, so if you beat a K'tharr commander in your campaign the K'tharr front gives a bit. Your own faction never shows up as an enemy in your games. Campaign, co-op and quick battles all count. Each season runs for a calendar month and the rewards are just cosmetic.




Battles play out across a range of biomes, from desert outposts and lava fields to asteroid rock. Outside the campaign you can host custom rooms for 1v1, 2v2 or a four-player free-for-all, and make your own maps in the map editor for campaign or custom games.

• Real-time lane battles with no unit micro
  
• 90+ hero, mech and support cards to build a 10-card squad from
  
• Roguelite campaign, solo or online co-op, with an optional Ironman mode
  
• Enemy factions that keep moving and counterattacking between missions
  
• HOLD to stop the clock in solo battles
  
• 1v1, 2v2 and free-for-all custom rooms
  
• Map editor

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI was used to generate assets based on a human's creative vision.