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RIG Riot Wiki

Raid routes, Volatile Mods, garage parts, and weapon builds for Sage Boatman's mech roguelike.

Unofficial RIG Riot wiki covering raids, Volatile Mods, garage parts, weapon builds, and first-hour walkthroughs for this mech shooter.

RIG Riot combat screenshot of a customized mech fighting enemies in a raid
UE5
Engine
1P
Single-player
EN
Full audio
Deck
Playable
Official trailer

RIG Riot official launch date trailer

Game overview

What RIG Riot actually is

RIG Riot screenshot showing a raid stage, HUD, and mech silhouette

RIG Riot is a single-player third-person mech-action roguelike from Sage Boatman. You pilot a combat frame called a RIG through raids in a megastructure, spend encryption tokens on weapons and Volatile Mods, then take permanent parts back to the garage. Steam lists a September 14, 2026 launch window, with a playable demo on Steam and itch.io. Start with the getting started guide, then skim the weapon tier list and the controls reference.

Quick facts

Developer
Sage Boatman
Publisher
Sage Boatman
Platform
Windows (Steam)
Genre
Mech roguelike TPS
Launch window
September 14, 2026
Mode
Single-player
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First raid checklist

A short sequence that gets a new pilot from Armory to transport.

  1. 1

    Install the demo, then open the Armory

    Grab the Steam or itch.io demo and complete the raid tutorial pop-ups. The getting started guide explains scrap, starter weapons, and why you should not skip the Armory.

  2. 2

    Learn boost, dash, and flight before the first transport

    RIG Riot punishes standing still. Read the how to play loop and the controls page so turbo boost and wall kicks are muscle memory.

  3. 3

    Spend encryption tokens on weapons and Volatile Mods

    Chests fuel the run. The weapons and mods guide covers light, medium, and heavy slots plus the six-mod limit.

  4. 4

    Finish objectives, then fight the transport boss

    Major objectives scale after the first one. Use the raids and objectives page so you do not trigger the boss under-geared.

  5. 5

    Bank parts in the garage and pick a build lane

    Outer and inner parts persist. Compare the builds list with garage customization before you lock a loadout.

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FAQ

Wiki FAQ

Quick answers to the most common RIG Riot questions.

What is RIG Riot?

A single-player third-person mech-action roguelike by Sage Boatman. You raid a megastructure, collect weapons and Volatile Mods, and keep permanent parts in the garage. See the game overview in getting started.

When does RIG Riot launch?

Steam lists a September 14, 2026 launch window. Timing notes live on the launch page. A demo is playable on Steam and itch.io — details on the demo page.

Is RIG Riot a Roblox game?

No. It is a Windows Steam title built in Unreal Engine 5. Do not confuse it with unrelated Roblox experiences that use the word Riot.

Does it have multiplayer?

No. Steam lists single-player only, with full controller support, achievements, and cloud saves.

Which languages does this wiki cover?

English, French, German, and Spanish. Steam lists RIG Riot with English interface and full audio. Localization proofreading is organized on Discord.

Where should a new pilot start?

Read getting started, then controls, then the weapon tier list. Check system requirements before you download.

Ready to build a RIG that survives the next raid?

Use the getting started guide for the first hour, then open the builds tier list and the garage customization page before you spend scrap.

Start with the beginner guide