Ironward co-developed the PC RTS ZeroSpace with Starlance Studios, which launched in Early Access on Steam on July 20, 2026.
Ironward, working with Starlance Studios, released the PC real-time strategy game ZeroSpace into Early Access on Steam on July 20, 2026. The game was announced with a July 20 launch date in June, and a demo was made available on Steam ahead of that date. The Early Access version includes 13 campaign missions, cooperative play, and a Galactic War mode where player results reshape the galaxy map.
ZeroSpace was developed with input from former StarCraft professional gamers CatZ and Scarlett. The game features four races, six heroes, and 14 mercenary factions. It incorporates RPG elements such as dialogue-driven story changes and faction politics. Japanese localization was in its final stages at the time of the June announcement.
The Early Access launch price was set at 4,600 yen with a 10% launch discount running until August 4. The game is described as a next-generation RTS aiming to reduce genre friction through shortcut commands and modular faction combinations.
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Jul 20
Starlance Studios and Ironward launched the Early Access of their PC real-time strategy game ZeroSpace on Steam today. Priced at 4,600 yen with a 10% launch discount until August 4, the game features RPG elements such as dialogue-driven story changes and faction politics. The Early Access version includes 13 campaign missions, cooperative play, and a Galactic War mode where player results reshape the galaxy map. The game was developed with input from former StarCraft pros.
Jun 12
Starlance Studios and Ironward announced that their PC RTS ZeroSpace will launch on July 20, 2026. The game, described as a next-generation RTS, was created with input from former StarCraft pro gamers CatZ and Scarlett. It features four races, six heroes, and 14 mercenary factions. A demo is available on Steam, and Japanese localization is in its final stages.