Planned PC launch
Ashes of the Singularity II is scheduled to release on Windows PC via Steam, Stardock and other partners. The standard edition is $39.99 and the Premium Edition is $69.99, with a 20% launch discount planned through November 17.
An independent, source-checked field manual for Stardock and Oxide Games’ massive-scale RTS. Faction dossiers, confirmed units, launch tools and guides for the November 10 release.
The command brief
Ashes of the Singularity II is a real-time strategy game about planning and logistics at a scale where individual clicks stop being the point. Command armies of thousands, take connected regions, place production where replacements can reach the front, and use terrain before the first shot lands.
This field manual exists to make those decisions legible. We separate confirmed mechanics from strategy advice, show our sources, and refuse to fill gaps with invented stats. If the launch build changes something, the page gets a date — not a quiet rewrite.
Choose your doctrine
The UEF brings numbers and conventional combined arms. The PHC brings expensive armour and repair. The Substrate brings regenerating shields and relentless drone pressure.
Compare all three factionsConfirmed hardware
A source-labelled unit database built from official faction reveals, showcase videos and clearly marked reporting. Start with the dossiers below.
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Aerial dreadnought
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Drone carrier
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Command unit (Enhancer)
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Tank killer
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Frontline hovercraft
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Swarm unit
Open dossierFeatured dossiers use official unit renders. UEF platforms and the wider roster are listed in the database with their official roles.
Field guides
Start with the systems, not a copied build order. These guides explain the decisions a large-scale RTS creates and how to practise them.
All field guidesField tools
Real utilities, not decorative buttons. Check your hardware against the official requirements, organise an army by role, or put the launch date in your calendar.
Open the tool bayA live countdown, local-time reference table and a calendar file for the announced release window.
Walk through Stardock’s listed minimum and recommended specs, with storage headroom and an honest Steam Deck note.
Organise confirmed units by faction and battlefield role. Export the roster; no invented costs or fake damage maths.
Development log
A verified timeline of announcements, demos and mechanics updates — kept separate from the guides so you can see how the public picture evolved.
Read the full development logAshes of the Singularity II is scheduled to release on Windows PC via Steam, Stardock and other partners. The standard edition is $39.99 and the Premium Edition is $69.99, with a 20% launch discount planned through November 17.
Oxide showed a UEF-versus-UEF internal test in which blocking units and mortar emplacements punished a tightly clustered armoured push through a narrow pass.
Stardock published a new trailer focused on the three-faction war and the scale of the battles arriving on November 10.
Stardock announced November 10, 2026, a $39.99 Standard Edition and a $69.99 Premium Edition with the first three DLC packs and soundtrack. A 20% launch discount is planned through November 17.
A small lunar skirmish map built around trenches, gullies and choke points. The official video showed how terrain can turn a larger armoured force into a queue.
Source first
Faction numbers and unit roles come from official Stardock material, with third-party reporting labelled when used. Unpublished values say “not published”.
Independent
This is an independent editorial project. Official artwork is credited and used for coverage, but the analysis and the mistakes are ours.
Maintained
We publish a verification date and update pages when the facts change. We do not reset dates to simulate freshness.
Editorial policyStatus
Pre-launch edition. Ashes of the Singularity II releases on PC on November 10, 2026. This site is built from public material available through November 1, 2026 and earlier. It is not a review, does not contain hands-on performance claims, and will be updated after launch as we verify the shipped build.