Facts on this page are bounded to the linked official sources. Unpublished dates, values, codes, and features are marked as unconfirmed.
PC launch platforms
IRON NEST: Heavy Turret Simulator launched on PC on August 6, 2026. The developer FAQ names Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store as the launch storefronts. Version 1.0 is a full release rather than Early Access.
The stores distribute the PC game, not three different gameplay editions in the checked information. Store services, regional price presentation, achievements, cloud features, and refund rules can differ. Confirm those platform-specific details before choosing where to purchase.
The standard US price is $19.99, while temporary offers and regional amounts can change. The free public demo is specifically verified on Steam. Demo availability on the other PC storefronts is not confirmed by the supplied material.
Platform questions answered
Is the game available on macOS?
No macOS release is confirmed in the checked official sources. The launch platform is PC through named Windows-oriented storefront listings. Absence of an announcement should be reported as unconfirmed rather than permanently impossible.
Is the Steam demo also on GOG or Epic?
The official free demo is verified on Steam. GOG and Epic are confirmed for the full PC launch, but demo availability on those stores is not established by the supplied evidence. Check their current product pages directly.
Are console ports cross-buy?
No cross-buy or upgrade entitlement is confirmed. A PC purchase should not be assumed to include a later console or VR version. Pricing and ownership terms will need official platform pages.
Will multiplayer support every platform?
Multiplayer is planned for Heavy Turret Simulator, but its platform list and cross-play rules are unknown. Console timing is also undated. No platform should be added to the multiplayer list by inference.
Steam, GOG, and Epic details
Steam uses app ID 2950790 for the full game and 4300500 for the free demo. The Steam listing confirms 33 achievements, Cloud, Family Sharing, full controller support, 16 interface languages, and Steam Deck Verified status. These are Steam feature labels and should not automatically be copied to GOG or Epic.
GOG and Epic are confirmed launch destinations through the developer FAQ. Exact achievement support, cloud implementation, offline behavior, build parity timing, and store-specific extras are not detailed in the supplied sources. Those items remain to be checked on each official product page.
There is no confirmed cross-buy among the three PC stores. Buying one license should not be assumed to unlock another. Cross-store save movement is likewise unconfirmed even though the Steam version lists Steam Cloud.
Planned console ports
The developer says major console ports are planned after PC. No console edition launched alongside the August 6 PC release. Individual console names and exact dates are not listed in the current checked FAQ.
Earlier official language suggested ports a few months after PC, but that is a target rather than a store date. Certification, controls, performance work, and a small team can affect timing. A console page should remain undated until an official platform holder or developer announcement supplies a date.
Price, physical editions, cross-save, cross-play, trophies or achievements, and upgrade paths are also unknown. The PC standard price cannot be used to infer console pricing. Wishlists or placeholder pages, if they appear later, should be checked for an explicit publisher confirmation.
VR, Linux, and Steam Deck
A VR version is planned after the higher-priority PC and console work. The current information does not identify supported headsets, control method, comfort features, store, price, or release date. The standard first-person PC version should not be described as already supporting VR.
Native Linux support is not planned. The developer reported that the Windows version appeared to run through Proton 10.0, but the two-person team cannot offer native support at this stage. Compatibility through Proton is different from a supported Linux platform release.
Steam Deck is the clear exception in the store’s compatibility presentation: Valve marks it Verified. That result applies to the Deck experience through Steam’s environment. It does not transform the game into a native Linux binary or confirm support for every handheld PC.
Platform details still unconfirmed
The checked official sources do not confirm macOS, native Linux, specific consoles, cloud gaming services, mobile devices, or browser play. They also do not list a VR headset family. Absence from this confirmed list should be reported as “not announced,” not automatically “cancelled.”
Future multiplayer is planned for Heavy Turret Simulator, but supported multiplayer platforms and cross-play are unknown. A separate co-op-focused game is also planned later and will have its own platform decisions. Do not merge that future project with the first game’s port list.
Use dated official store pages for platform verification. Search results and fan databases can preserve old release windows or add inferred platform icons. This guide changes only when the developer or an authorized store publishes new evidence.
Confirmed launch: PC on Steam, GOG, and Epic Games Store. Planned: major consoles and VR. Other platform details: To be confirmed.