Iron Blight Cheat Sheet - No Toolbox, Just the Numbers

Iron Blight is a survival horror game set in an Eastern Bloc town, released on Steam on Aug 24, 2026 at $9.99 in the US on Windows. Everything below is lifted from the same official listing, including the absence of any toolbox or crafting system.

Every published number in one table

Field	Value
Release date	Aug 24, 2026
Platform	Windows
Price at capture (US)	$9.99 (list $12.49)
Genres	Action, Indie
Achievements	22 listed, 10 names published by the API
Screenshots / trailers	19 / 3
Languages	12, Russian flagged for full audio
Content descriptors	Steam ids 2 and 5, with a developer note
Region ratings	16 (DEJUS), 18 (German scheme), 18 (IGRS)
Controller support / Steam Cloud	Not tagged

Store tags worth keeping

• Single-player
• Steam Achievements
• Family Sharing

That is the complete tag list. There is no controller tag, no cloud tag and no multiplayer tag.

The rules in five lines

1. There is no HUD: read the character and the world, not a health bar.
2. Ammunition is a decision, not a resource bar.
3. Reloading is manual and round by round.
4. Inventory is a grid, and leaving something behind is the normal state of play.
5. Noise spends safety: gunfire draws more horrors.

Where the official record stops

There is no toolbox screen, no stash, no crafting bench, no enemy list and no item table in the official material, and the store page roadmap is an image rather than text. Those absences are the answer to several common queries, so this sheet records them instead of filling them in.

What the game asks you to track yourself

Four of the published design choices push bookkeeping onto the player, and they are worth one line each on a reference sheet. There is no health bar, so condition has to be read from the character and the world. There is no ammo counter, so rounds are counted by hand as magazines are checked and reloaded. The inventory is a grid, so what you carry is a standing decision rather than a list. And noise carries, so gunfire spends safety as well as ammunition.

The sheet also cannot tell you how long the game runs. There is no published playtime, no chapter count and no map, so the scope of a first playthrough is undocumented in the official material. What is documented is the shape of the design: narrow streets, tight interiors, scarce ammunition and a grid that fills faster than you expect.

None of those four has a published number behind it, which is the honest limit of a cheat sheet for this game. The sheet can name the rules because the store text names them; it cannot quantify them because the developer has not.

Where to go next

The systems in detail are on How It Plays, the first-night framing is on the New Player Guide, and the hardware tiers are on Setups.