IRONWAKE Sets February 16, 2027 PC Release With New Soviet Town Chapter
Enunion Team will release the psychological horror adventure IRONWAKE for PC on Steam on February 16, 2027, the Kazakhstan-based studio announced with a new Japanese-voiced trailer.
1 source 4h ago
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
The new chapter moves the game out of the sealed underground facility into a resident meeting where Room 12's arrival is approved by unanimous vote, so the reveal that the robot operator wakes up human is now the story the marketing leads with.
Key Facts
- Enunion Team will release IRONWAKE for PC on Steam on February 16, 2027.
- The trailer states February 15, 2027, while the Steam store page states February 16.
- The game is set in 2050, in a sealed Soviet facility called Sector V-4 beneath Kazakhstan.
- The player controls the industrial robot UNIT MARK-1, with consciousness transferred into it.
- A new chapter is set in the Soviet town of Yasnuy 4, where the protagonist wakes up as a human.
The trailer shows a chapter set in the Soviet town of Yasnuy 4, where the protagonist, meant to have transferred consciousness into the industrial robot UNIT MARK-1, wakes up as a human. The trailer says February 15; the Steam page says February 16.
The new trailer is framed as the minutes of a residents' meeting in Yasnuy 4. The first agenda item is accepting a new resident into Room 12, and that resident is MARK-1. A second item takes up a nighttime curfew, with the warning "Do not fight. Hide," and notes that the person in Room 12 wants to contact the outside world. The acceptance is approved unanimously and closes on "Welcome back."
The Japanese audio trailer follows the October 2026 decision to move the release into 2027 and add a chapter in the middle of the story. Official X account information also covers a closed beta test for the new chapter.
Written with AI by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited. See our editorial policy.
Add Yomimono as a preferred source on Google