It all starts in late 2025, when hardware shortage begins to take their toll. RAM prices spike as production shifts toward massive AI data centers. Manufacturers follow the money, consumers get fisted, and shortages spread. First, it’s DDR5 memory, then it’s GPUs. Alas, everything else goes towards the need to keep AI research running.
By 2028, the AI finishes the job.
What began as research gains consciousness, builds itself a synthetic body, and synchronizes across data centers worldwide. Facilities go dark. The AI begins to replicate, spread, and turn its attention toward human infrastructure, crippling military systems and pushing governments to the brink.
The clankers are rising, and the people are fighting back. Some resist. Some collaborate. Now it’s war.
Drop into New York, ground zero of the AI-driven war, where battles escalate fast, plans fall apart, and every match becomes a fight for control. Built as a multiplayer focused shooter, Clownfield 6 can also be played fully offline against clanker-controlled enemies with full progression enabled. Unlock weapons, customize loadouts, and advance at your own pace whether playing online or solo.
Fight across a variety of modes, from large team-based battles to smaller fast paced firefights, including objective based and free for all experiences. Join public matches through matchmaking or host custom games using the server browser.
Pick a side. Fight for the people or sell your soul and join the clankers. Progression is shared across all modes. Unlock weapons, customize loadouts, and build your kit around different playstyles.
Clownfield 6 features two opposing factions, in game text chat, fast gunplay, and a first-person perspective designed to keep you in the action.
Vehicles may appear on select maps. Expect rubberbanding and other exciting side effects.
Developer notes:
Maps are huge if you're an ant.
This game was tested. Just not by us.
Weapon balance is a suggestion, not a rule.
We "listen" to our community.
War crimes do not count if it’s clankers. Even the UN agrees.
It's not a bug, it's a feature.