The Moon Nazis were already a problem. Now they are a problem in UHD. Experience Iron Sky: Invasion as the UHD Director’s Cut with 4K cinematics, additional Director’s Cut scenes, reworked mission briefings, visual detail upgrades, and 6 additional in-game music tracks.

The Moon Nazis were already a problem. Now they are a problem in UHD.The Reichsflugscheiben remain a historical insult with engines, the Moon Reich continues to make questionable decisions, and Earth still has no time for diplomatic niceties — only this time, the entire orbital madness returns in cinematic UHD form.Iron Sky: Invasion – UHD Director’s Cut expands the Steam version of Iron Sky: Invasion with 4K intro, outro, and cutscenes, additional Director’s Cut cinematics, reworked and expanded mission briefings, and the new option to pause the game during mission briefings. Because sometimes you should hear the orders before the next piece of lunar engineering tries to ruin your day permanently.Helium-3-powered Zeppelins, Reichsflugscheiben, and orbital megalomania do not become any more reasonable in UHD — but they do become significantly more impressive.The presentation has also been upgraded: higher-resolution textures, a refined particle system, and 6 additional in-game music tracks bring more detail, more atmosphere, and more orbital escalation to the fight for Earth.The war against the Fourth Reich remains the same orbital absurdity. It simply looks better, sounds bigger, and finally gives you time during briefings to fully digest the bad news.<h2 class="bb_tag" >KEY FEATURES</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>UHD Director’s Cut expansion for the Steam version of Iron Sky: Invasion</li><li>4K intro, outro, and cutscenes</li><li>Additional Director’s Cut cinematics</li><li>Reworked and expanded mission briefings</li><li>Optional Pause Game during Mission Briefing mode</li><li>Higher-resolution textures</li><li>Refined particle system</li><li>6 additional in-game music tracks</li><li>Modernized presentation for current displays</li><li>More cinematic UHD punch for the war against the Moon Reich</li></ul>

Iron Sky Invasion: UHD Directors Cut Upgrade

24 remastered tracks, 9 brand-new: the Iron Sky: Invasion Extended &amp; Remastered Soundtrack by Victor Stoyanov, Goran Bastinac, and Raidor AV Productions delivers orchestral force, dark ambient tension, and battle energy for bad ideas with good musical taste.

When Moon Nazis set Earth’s orbit ablaze, even the end of the world deserves a proper soundtrack.The Iron Sky: Invasion Extended &amp; Remastered Soundtrack features the complete original score for Iron Sky: Invasion – UHD Director’s Cut, with 24 atmospheric tracks in total — fully remastered, expanded, and ready for anyone who wants the war against the Moon Reich not just on screen, but coming through their speakers at battle stations. This edition adds 9 brand-new tracks: six new compositions and three additional remix and alternate versions available exclusively in this release.  Composed by Victor Stoyanov and Goran Bastinac and produced by Raidor AV Productions, the album blends cinematic orchestral force, dark ambient tension, military motifs, and driving battle energy. From the unmistakable USA Main Theme to the threatening sounds of the Moon Reich, the music captures the satirical sci-fi war atmosphere of Iron Sky: Invasion — complete with orbital escalation and just the right amount of megalomania.For fans of the game, lovers of dramatic sci-fi scores, and anyone who ever wondered what bad decisions sound like with a full orchestra behind them.Track count: 24 Total runtime: approx. 64 minutes Format: MP3 and WAV

Iron Sky Invasion Extended Soundtrack

A Zeppelin fleet. A newly added, lightly armored, aggressively motivated Reichsflugscheibe with new weapon systems. A maximum of five lives. In the Meteorblitzkrieg DLC, you protect the Moon Reich’s Zeppelin fleet from the Allied Forces — because even delusional Moon Nazis need an escort sometimes.

Usually, you save Earth from the Moon Nazis. In Meteorblitzkrieg, the script flips — which, historically speaking, is rarely a good sign.Meteorblitzkrieg drops you on the Moon Reich side of the orbital madness: take control of a newly added, lightly armored Reichsflugscheibe with new weapon systems and experience the war from the perspective of the people who still consider invading Earth a viable long-term strategy.Your mission is as simple as it is questionable: protect a fleet of Fourth Reich Zeppelins. Hold off the Allied Forces. And try to survive on a budget of five lives — apparently, the Fourth Reich cut corners in the wrong department again.Meteorblitzkrieg expands Iron Sky: Invasion with a playable Moon Reich mission from the other side of the conflict: not saving Earth, but saving the Zeppelins. Not diplomacy, but escort duty. Not morally correct, but at least highly explosive. <h2 class="bb_tag" >Features</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>Playable, lightly armored Reichsflugscheibe of the Moon Reich</li><li>New ship model with new weapon systems</li><li>Protect the Zeppelin fleet from Allied attack waves — on a maximum of five lives</li><li>Fast combat, interception maneuvers, and Zeppelin escort duty for the Moon Reich</li><li>More orbital escalation for anyone who ever wondered what bad decisions feel like from the cockpit</li></ul>

Iron Sky Invasion: Meteorblitzkrieg

Moon Nazis. Spaceships. Bad news all around. Fight as an elite pilot in an open-world space battlefield, upgrade your ships, and stop history from getting a second round — this time in orbit.

Do not be afraid. Or maybe do.In 1945, a group of Nazis escaped to the dark side of the Moon. There they waited, built a secret moon base, and spent more than 70 years planning a comeback absolutely nobody asked for. Bad ideas rarely disappear on their own.In 2018, they finally made their move: the Fourth Reich attacked Earth. From lunar orbit came an invasion fleet proving that, with enough Helium-3, megalomania can apparently become spaceworthy. Humanity faced an overwhelming threat — and, as usual, the rescue plan was alarmingly improvised.That is where you come in.Take control, pilot, and fight the Moon Nazis in Earth’s orbit in Iron Sky: Invasion. Explore an open space map, survive enemy attack waves, complete missions, upgrade your ships, and prove that one elite pilot can sometimes be the difference between “Earth saved” and “historically catastrophic relapse, now with spaceships.”Become the next legend of space combat — or at least the person who survives long enough to face the Götterdämmerung in the final battle.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Key Features:</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>Dozens of missions centered on the invasion of the Fourth Reich</li><li>Seamless open-world space battlefield between Earth and the Moon — unfortunately, exactly where the Moon Nazis are currently invading</li><li>Five different playable spacecraft: Dundee, Spitfire, Banzai, Canadarm³, and Xerg, each with its own strengths, weaknesses, and combat roles</li><li>Lasers, missiles, plasma weapons, and tactical nuclear arguments against historically questionable targets</li><li>Defend satellites, space stations, and the last remaining scraps of orbital order</li><li>Dogfights, capital-ship assaults, and everything else the Moon Reich has coming</li><li>Resource management and wreckage salvage from anything that does not explode fast enough</li><li>Energy distribution between engines, shields, and weapons — because survival is sometimes just a matter of priorities</li><li>Extensive ship upgrade system in the hangar with over 100 possible combinations</li><li>Around 90 minutes of video content, including film scenes, full-screen intros, and desperate distress calls from orbital crisis control</li><li>Mission briefings featuring cast members from the Iron Sky film, including Julia Dietze, Stephanie Paul, Claus Wilcke, and Irshad Panjatan</li><li>Allied and enemy ships from the Iron Sky universe, including Walkyrs, Zeppelins, and the Götterdämmerung</li><li>Sweeping orchestral soundtrack for the proper end-of-the-world mood in Earth’s orbit</li><li>Moon Nazis. In space. Unfortunately, not a misunderstanding.</li></ul>