Ironfields costs $7.99 in the US. In its launch announcement on Steam, Divis Studio offered 10% off for the first 12 days ($7.19), and the store page shows that introductory offer ending November 15. A free demo with a tutorial and three missions that aren't part of the full game is also on Steam.
How it was made: Divis Studio's AI disclosure on the Steam page says the game uses AI-assisted content that was generated ahead of time during development, not while you play. It names four areas: selected visual assets, help with localization, help with store text, and voice lines. The studio wrote that all of it is "reviewed and edited by the developer" before it goes into the game. Steam lists 11 languages, all marked with full audio support; the disclosure doesn't say how much of that voice work or translation used AI, and it doesn't name the AI tools.
As of November 4, 2026, Ironfields has no user reviews on Steam. In the launch post, the developer asked players to share feedback, suggestions and bug reports in the game's Steam discussions.
