CLINK released on Steam on September 29, 2026 at $8.24, developed by WireMonkeyGames.
VERIFIED Source: Steam store page (appid 5116180), checked 2026-09-30
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CLINK Out Now at $8.24: Red-vs-Blue Vehicle Combat Where Every Surface Is Driveable
CLINK is out now at $8.24 - a red-vs-blue vehicle combat game on one continuous surface where floors, walls and ceilings are all driveable.
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Gameplay happens on a single continuous driving surface: the floor, walls and ceiling are interconnected, so you can drive up a wall, onto the ceiling and fight upside down.
VERIFIED Source: Steam store page (appid 5116180), checked 2026-09-30
There are six classes - Tank, Sniper, Bruiser, Kart, Minelayer and Rammer - that counter each other, plus arenas with bounce pads, boost pads, conveyors, breakable cover and moving platforms.
VERIFIED Source: Steam store page (appid 5116180), checked 2026-09-30
FAQ
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Is CLINK a shooter or a racing game?
It is vehicle combat - a red-vs-blue arena game where driving, grip and class abilities decide fights.
Can you really drive on the ceiling?
Yes - the floor, walls and ceiling are one continuous driving surface.
How many classes are there?
Six: Tank, Sniper, Bruiser, Kart, Minelayer and Rammer.
How much is CLINK?
$8.24 on Steam.
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What the game is
CLINK is a red-versus-blue vehicle combat game released September 29, 2026 at $8.24.
It is set on a single continuous driving surface - the floor, walls and ceiling are interconnected, so you can drive straight up a wall and fight upside down.
Grip keeps your vehicle attached to the arena, so keeping traction is core to survival.
The six classes
Tank: a balanced all-rounder with an aiming turret. Sniper: slow and fragile, high damage at long range with a zoom scope.
Bruiser: the toughest, carrying a devastating close-range shotgun. Kart: fast and fragile with forward-fixed rapid fire.
Minelayer: no gun, damage from proximity mines that stick to floors, walls and ceilings. Rammer: no gun, heavy contact damage from a boost charge.
Using the arena and who it is for
Classes counter each other: snipers punish players caught in the open, karts and rammers get inside their range, and minelayers and rammers punish fast flankers.
Mines can be destroyed by gunfire, and arenas include bounce pads, boost pads, conveyors, breakable cover, moving platforms and hazards.
It suits competitive players who like dimension-defying movement plus class-based counterplay (BOUNDED: official Steam description, checked 2026-09-30).
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store.steampowered.com/app/5116180
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