Iron Command

Two worlds, one war

Humanity's Aegis Command holds the surface with steel, discipline and firepower. The Kharzeth pour out of the rifts — burning, spreading, feeding on the same ground you are trying to hold.

Both sides play by the rules you already know from the classics: raise a base, feed it, defend it, and push out. Both sides break those rules in their own way.

A battlefield that reacts

Buildings break apart where they're hit and come down when the walls holding them are gone. Shells leave craters, tanks drive through trees, wrecks keep burning. Infantry find their own cover, throw grenades and get out of the way of incoming fire.

A real-time strategy game you can stand inside

Iron Command plays on your monitor like the strategy games it grew out of. Put on a headset and the same battle is laid out in front of you: you look down on the terrain, reach out, and give orders from a tablet strapped to your wrist. Build, produce, research, check your objectives — all of it from the wrist, without ever leaving the field.

What you do

• Build a base — command centre, refinery, power, factories, research, defences
  
• Run an economy — harvest riftstones, keep the power on, expand under pressure
  
• Research — upgrades that change how your units fight, not just their numbers
  
• Fight — infantry, tanks, artillery, air defence, and turrets that hold a line

Content

• Campaign — missions that ease you into the game step by step
  
• Skirmish — ten maps against the AI, with difficulty and pace you set
  
• Multiplayer — one on one over Steam, or directly on your own network

Playable flat or in VR

One game, one build. Start it on your monitor with mouse and keyboard, or start it in VR - the campaign, the skirmishes and the multiplayer are the same in both. And in multiplayer, the player at the monitor can take on the one in the headset.

Languages

Text and subtitles in English and German. All texts live in plain text files in the game folder - if you like, you can add your own language.