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The Nazis were hiding on the Moon. Of course they were. Their ideology had not exactly moved on either. For decades, concealed on the Moon’s dark side, the Fourth Reich returns triumphantly — with Helium-3-powered Zeppelins, Reichsflugscheiben, armored Haunebu warships, and enough delusion to claim the entire Earth. This is not an invasion. It is history’s worst mistake with engines. Iron Sky: Invasion – UHD Director’s Cut throws you into a space war against a resurgent Moon Reich, now armed with a full-scale orbital war machine. Pilot different spacecraft such as Dundee, Spitfire, Banzai, Canadarm³, and Xerg — each with its own role, arsenal, and national contribution to Earth’s improvised rescue plan. Defend satellites and space stations, salvage wreckage, manage resources, and turn anything that does not explode quickly enough into firepower. Between the tactical map, power management, docking, upgrades, and an arsenal of lasers, missiles, drones, satellites, and nukes, only one question remains: how many convincing arguments does it take to talk Moon Nazis out of bad ideas? The UHD Director’s Cut brings Iron Sky: Invasion back in full cinematic UHD — with 4K intro, outro, and cutscenes, additional Director’s Cut cinematics, reworked mission briefings, visual detail upgrades, and 6 additional in-game music tracks. Save Earth. And if that doesn't work, at least make the Fourth Reich regret ever leaving the Moon. Key Features Seamless open-world space battlefield between Earth and the Moon Pilot different spacecraft such as Dundee, Spitfire, Banzai, Canadarm³, and Xerg Defend satellites, space stations, and the last remains of orbital order Dogfights, capital ship assaults, and everything else the Moon Reich deserves Tactical map for overview, mission planning, and damage control Resource management and wreckage salvage from anything that does not explode quickly enough Power management between engines, shields, and weapons Docking, repairs, and extensive ship upgrades Lasers, missiles, plasma weapons, and tactical nuclear arguments 4K intro, outro, and cutscenes Additional Director’s Cut cinematics Reworked and expanded mission briefings Optional Pause Game during Mission Briefing mode Higher-resolution textures and refined particle system 6 additional in-game music tracks Multilingual game version: DE, EN, FR, ES, IT, PL, CZ
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The Nazis were hiding on the Moon. Of course they were. Their ideology had not exactly moved on either.
For decades, concealed on the Moon’s dark side, the Fourth Reich returns triumphantly — with Helium-3-powered Zeppelins, Reichsflugscheiben, armored Haunebu warships, and enough delusion to claim the entire Earth. This is not an invasion. It is history’s worst mistake with engines.
Iron Sky: Invasion – UHD Director’s Cut throws you into a space war against a resurgent Moon Reich, now armed with a full-scale orbital war machine. Pilot different spacecraft such as Dundee, Spitfire, Banzai, Canadarm³, and Xerg — each with its own role, arsenal, and national contribution to Earth’s improvised rescue plan. Defend satellites and space stations, salvage wreckage, manage resources, and turn anything that does not explode quickly enough into firepower.
Between the tactical map, power management, docking, upgrades, and an arsenal of lasers, missiles, drones, satellites, and nukes, only one question remains: how many convincing arguments does it take to talk Moon Nazis out of bad ideas?
The UHD Director’s Cut brings Iron Sky: Invasion back in full cinematic UHD — with 4K intro, outro, and cutscenes, additional Director’s Cut cinematics, reworked mission briefings, visual detail upgrades, and 6 additional in-game music tracks.
Save Earth. And if that doesn't work, at least make the Fourth Reich regret ever leaving the Moon.
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