Tags :Iron Sky: Invasion

As is usually the case when you watch an exciting, action packed film, sometimes watching just isn't enough. Wouldn't it be great if you could immerse yourself in it more? Perhaps actually even interact with the characters? Well, this crazy futuristic sounding notion isn't pure fantasy as long as you have a games system (Mac, PC, PS3 or Xbox360) and the film in question is the zany 'earth versus space Nazi's' extravaganza - Iron Sky. Iron Sky: Invasion is a space fighter simulator game where you (in the virtual sense at least) jump into a space fighter’s cockpit to do battle with the invading Moon Nazis. The game is based on the events featured in the movie and expands the story. Developed by Polish game studio Reality Pump and German TopWare, both known for such games as Earth: 2140 and Two Worlds and Two Worlds II, The Iron Sky team got involved to compose the story, and some of the actual actors from the film even came back to reprise their characters. Iron Sky: Invasion is released now on PC and Mac in Europe, followed by PS3 and Xbox360 platforms in December. The release date in United States will be February 2013. Iron Sky: Invasion is now available on Iron Sky Store: http://store.ironsky.net and lands on Steam on December 12th.

Tags :Iron Sky: Invasion

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