Iron Blight Platforms - No Toolbox, Just One Windows Build

Iron Blight is a Windows-only release. At the time of capture the US price was $9.99 with 20% off the $12.49 list price, and the store data carries no controller support tag and no Steam Cloud tag, which are the two absences worth knowing before buying.

The listing in one table

Field	Value on the store listing
Platform	Windows only (no macOS or Linux build)
Release date	Aug 24, 2026
Price at capture (US)	$9.99, 20% off a $12.49 list price
Developer / publisher	Ronesans Interactive / Rock Paper Publisher
Genres	Action, Indie
Editions	One standard edition listed

There is no deluxe edition, no bundle, no season pass and no DLC entry in the store data, and no useful toolbox-style companion app of any kind is published.

What the listing does and does not tag

The full tag set on this listing is short, which is itself informative.

• Single-player
• Steam Achievements
• Family Sharing

That is the complete list. There is no controller support tag, no Steam Cloud tag, no multiplayer tag and no accessibility tag beyond the three above.

Languages and ratings

The listing names 12 languages, and Russian is the only one flagged for full audio support. Region ratings are 16 from DEJUS, 18 from the German scheme and 18 from IGRS. Steam content descriptors 2 and 5 are attached with a developer note covering violence, blood, gore, graphic injuries, depictions of death, and alcohol and tobacco use, while stating that there is no sexual content or drug abuse.

What the platform page cannot answer

There is no console version, no port plan and no cross-save arrangement to describe. Because no controller tag exists, this page does not claim the game is unplayable on a pad; it states that the developer has not published a controller support claim.

What an untagged listing means for input and saves

The full tag list for this app is three entries long, which makes the absences the most useful part of this page. There is no controller support tag and no Steam Cloud tag, and there is no multiplayer tag either. For a first-person game, an absent controller tag is a real consideration rather than a technicality, because the listing makes no claim about playing on a pad.

The absence of a cloud tag is the second practical point: nothing in the store data promises that progress follows an account between machines. Both absences are properties of the published record rather than statements about the software, and this page describes them that way.

Where to go next

The hardware tiers are on Setups, the launch record is on Launch & Demo, and the systems overview is on How It Plays.