Parts & materials
Choose the material for each part. Materials are designed as trade-offs, not straight upgrades. Condition runs Rusty → Worn → Fair → Good → Perfect → Pristine.
// BLACK SWAN
Survival shooter, RTS and resource gathering in one persistent world. Here is how it plays and what is in it.
Seven steps, repeated at a bigger scale every time.

Pick a region and its settings on the deploy screen, gear up, and drop in.

Push through procedural towns and wilds. Every map is generated from a seed.

First-person firefights against AI factions and the infected, with your squad beside you.

Crack crates, search bodies, salvage clutter. Everything you carry is at risk.

Keep pushing or get out? Make it to extraction and the loot is yours to keep.

Back at your HQ, everything you extracted goes into your stash and stays there.

Build, craft and recruit, then deploy again stronger.
All images are real, unedited greybox captures. Final art is in progress.
RTS command and first-person combat aren't separate modes. They're two ways of controlling the same running simulation.


There's no fixed hero. The squad member you're controlling is the acting commander, so switching bodies is a core tactic: play your specialist when you need one.
in development Designed and approved; being built now.
No perk points. People improve by doing the work and through training facilities at your base. Nobody is ever locked out of a skill line, and mixing skills unlocks hybrid twists on top of the base abilities.
Today, Hacking grows by claiming and powering facilities. Higher levels are planned to unlock: hacking AI buildings · unlocking doors without a charge · taking down drones · hijacking and redirecting enemy airstrikes · cutting a site's power · stealing money from terminals and trader safes.
GUNS = ∑PLATFORMS ∏SLOTS (STYLES × MATERIALS + EMPTY) × RARITY × GRADE × CONDITION
EXACT COUNT= 1,728,400,778,718,958,080possible guns
That's 4 to 17 million guns for every star in the Milky Way.
The plan: 150 weapons and tools, 30 equipment types and hundreds of weapon slot modifiers.
That's why no gun in Black Swan is pre-listed. Each one is saved as a recipe and built the moment you craft it or find it.
Choose the material for each part. Materials are designed as trade-offs, not straight upgrades. Condition runs Rusty → Worn → Fair → Good → Perfect → Pristine.
Ammo presses, field kitchens and workbenches, each with real recipes, real materials and real crafting times.
Every gun gets a socket, and 7 tech chips already slot in, from Armor-Piercing to Explosive Rounds. Coming next: gems graded by carat, real Norse and Celtic runes that wear out with use, and up to three sockets on melee weapons and tools.
Nine fuse kinds: timed, impact, proximity, remote, tripwire, pressure, airburst, delayed impact, anti-tamper. Each explosive family gets its own set.
New systems just landed in the game, and more are already being hammered into shape.
NEW · IN THE GAME NOW
Fuse two materials into a brand-new hybrid at your base. Then fuse the hybrids.
One round of fusing alone opens 91 new materials. Go deeper and the list runs into the billions.
Buy what you can't craft and what never drops. Every part carries its own material onto your gun.
11 forgeable, plus aluminum and copper from market and loot. From polymer and wood to titanium, carbon fiber and exotic alloy.
Armor-Piercing, Target Prediction, Explosive Rounds, Rapid Fire and more, slotted right into your gun.
M4, AKM, MP5, M249, P90, FAL, SVD, M1 Garand, Remington 700, RPG-7 and more, each built part by part.
INCOMING · IN THE FORGE
Red dot, holo, ACOG, thermal, suppressor and grips, mounted in the field.
Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire, Topaz, Amethyst, Diamond and Skull/Onyx, graded by carat.
12 runes and knots, from Crude to Masterwork, that wear as you use them.
Up to 3 sockets on melee weapons and tools.
Stainless steel, brass, lead, tungsten, ceramic composite, rubber and aramid cloth.
Every one of these multiplies the arsenal. The count only goes up.
Your private HQ is where loot becomes power, and it stays between runs. It's invite-only: nobody gets in or loots it unless you invite them.
Seeded worlds with towns, industrial sites, military positions, deposits and extraction points. Bigger multi-story buildings and megastructures are on the way.
Unexplored areas are black, explored ones go dark gray, and only what's visible right now is live. Radio towers push the fog back.
Factions that move, fight, defend valuable sites and respond to you. No armies out of thin air: they're built from resources and production.
Hordes are already in the field. Next up: distinct shamblers and sprinters, claw and bite attacks, and a horde mode.
Hit squads hunting you, bandit convoy ambushes, escort jobs, roaming bosses, trader caravans.
An optional language model running on your own PC for squad radio and after-run debriefs. The game runs normally without it.
Rare artifacts, nothing like ordinary loot. Tied to major progression, base unlocks and rare discoveries.
What they do: [classified, devlog reveal]
Work-in-progress greybox captures. Click any image to enlarge.