1.0 is out on PC
Official FAQ says IRON NEST version 1.0 released August 6, 2026 as a full release, not Early Access.
A source-dated field manual for Operators learning the dieselpunk artillery sim: where to start, what is confirmed, and which details still need a fresh in-game check.
The homepage keeps status and routing clean. Each guide page is date-stamped and avoids unverified target coordinates, medal thresholds, codes, or current prices.
Read orders, copy useful intel, place known map points, calculate final range and bearing, load the selected shell, set elevation, and fire.
Confirmed from beginner guide sources MAPThe Tactical Map uses a 20 x 10 grid, sub-cells, spotter bearings, distance arcs, and final firing data from the Nest to the target.
Grid and map workflow confirmed STATEVersion 1.0 released on Steam for PC on August 6, 2026. Demo remains listed on Steam. Price claims need date-stamped checks.
Last checked 2026-08-08 STATUS1.0 is single-player. Official FAQ confirms future multiplayer support for Heavy Turret Simulator and a separate co-op title later.
Official FAQ wording summarized COMBATEnemy artillery can begin a counter-battery timer after you fire. Known mitigation includes destroying artillery, FDC targets, or requesting an emergency move.
Guide data, recheck per patch ORDHE, HCHE, AP, STAR, Smoke, Phosgene, and Tear Gas are listed in current guide data. Smoke has a developer-confirmed allied reposition use.
Costs remain patch-sensitiveOfficial FAQ says IRON NEST version 1.0 released August 6, 2026 as a full release, not Early Access.
SteamDB shows $14.99 USD at -25% on August 8, 2026, with the introductory offer ending August 20. FAQ lists $19.99 as the standard US price.
1.0 is single-player, but the official FAQ confirms future Heavy Turret Simulator multiplayer support and a later standalone co-op project.
IRON NEST is described by its Steam page as a dieselpunk heavy-artillery game built around a colossal war machine. The loop is deliberately manual: read orders, transfer intel, measure the map, calculate the firing solution, load ammunition, set the gun, and live with the result.
The collected FAQ describes a dystopian dieselpunk 1920s setting, a story campaign, challenge missions, unlockable ammunition and reconnaissance abilities, Steam leaderboards, and post-launch plans.
This site uses the local research package captured on 2026-08-08. Claims that can change quickly are shown with recheck notes instead of being treated as permanent.