I’m finally back Topside

Arc Raiders has had a resurgence at my desk, and I spend too many moments during the workday (and the evenings) wishing I had more time to run around, shouting “Don’t shoot” to strangers and shooting ARCs Topside in Arc Raiders.

Maybe I’m not alone, because Corsair and Arc Raiders have apparently entered a commercial partnership, and you can now order several devices from Corsair’s Arc Raiders themed lineup.

I think back warmly to December 2025, when the guys met up Topside to do some quests with wool socks on, and hot coffee in the French press - and that sweet gingerbread Christmas smell in the house.

I love the desk setups from the press images, even an analog CRT TV on the left side! A delicious render, so kudos to whoever came up with that.

The deskmat with the map

Several products are launching, but perhaps the most interesting to me is the mouse pad with the big map. The largest pad, the MM 2XL, shows the Rust Belt with places like Toledo, Speranza, Blue Gate and Alcantara. It costs $49.99.

Buyers of this one are gambling that Embark won’t open up more areas, thus leaving them navigating with an outdated map.

Corsair MM 2XL mouse pad with a map of the Rust Belt from Arc Raiders The MM 2XL is a map of the Rust Belt. / Credit: Corsair

You also get a headset, keyboard and gamepads. Perhaps the easiest purchase for SCUF fans is a new skin for their SCUF controller: the Valor Pro Faceplate Kit. It costs $29.99, but was sold out when I checked.

Desk with keyboard, mouse, headset, controller, Stream Deck and the black MM Large pad in Arc Raiders design The collection with the smaller, black MM Large pad. / Credit: Corsair

The full collection, with prices from Corsair’s US store:

  • Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60: $109.99
  • Corsair Sabre v2 Pro Wireless MG: $159.99
  • Corsair HS80 RGB Wireless: $159.99
  • Corsair MM mouse pad: $26.99 for Large, $49.99 for 2XL
  • SCUF Omega (PS5 and PC): $239.99
  • SCUF Valor Pro Wireless (Xbox and PC): $209.99
  • SCUF Nemesis Pro 8K (PC): coming later
  • Elgato Stream Deck MK.2: $149.99, and there’s a separate faceplate too

The keyboard is the Clipper Pro Mini 60, which I’ve tested before and liked a lot. Now just with some keys colored after the Arc Raiders logo.

Read my Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60 reviewCorsair Clipper Pro Mini 60: surprisingly much for little money

Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60 and Sabre v2 Pro MG in Arc Raiders edition, on the map pad The Clipper Pro Mini 60 and Sabre v2 Pro MG in Arc Raiders edition. / Credit: Corsair

The promotion’s terms list the keyboard with US, French, German and UK layouts. A Nordic layout isn’t on the list. I’ve checked with Corsair’s Nordic lead whether a Nordic layout is coming, and if not, why not - and I’ll update this article when I hear back.

Codes for the game are included

Preorders opened on October 29, the same day Arc Raiders turned one. Corsair lists delivery from mid November to early December in the US store, depending on the product. Quantities are limited.

The products each come with a code for skins in the game. The headset, for example, gets you a pirate hat for Scrappy. Fun. Buy the whole set and you also get the Azimuth outfit.

Each item can only be redeemed once per Arc Raiders account, and the codes are redeemed with Embark against your Embark ID.

Items in Arc Raiders: the Azimuth outfit, Scrappy's pirate hat, a keyboard for the backpack and a mouse charm The Azimuth outfit, Scrappy’s pirate hat, and the keyboard and mouse you get in the game. / Credit: Embark Studios

You’ll find the whole collection at corsair.com/arc-raiders, and Embark’s own write-up is at arcraiders.com.

And hey, if it’s been a while since you tried Arc Raiders, it’s worth going back. A whole lot of new content has launched and it is very fun!