A time-travel prequel in which Gerald Lightseeker is thrown back to the earliest days of the Kingdom to stop a young Vez'nan before his corruption takes hold. Out now on PC, iOS and Android since September 24, 2026: $6.99 on mobile and $19.99 on Steam. This wiki covers the launch, the systems, every tower, hero and spell in the game, and the demo: a free pre-release build Ironhide ran from June 2026 until it was delisted on 6 July 2026.

Pre-launch coverage goes wrong in one specific way: it treats the original presskit as current. This table is our standing summary of where each headline fact actually stands.
| Fact | Status | What we know |
|---|---|---|
| Release status | Out now | Launched September 24, 2026 on PC, iOS and Android, mobile at 07:00 UTC and Steam at 13:00 UTC. launch detail |
| Stage count | Confirmed | 18 campaign stages across 3 regions. A stale presskit draft said 19 and is still being copied. |
| Tower upgrade system | Changed | Individual per-tower leveling was removed in July 2026. Global upgrades are back. full breakdown |
| Hero roster | All 12 named | The last name, Illiana, arrived in the official site's post-launch update. see the roster |
| Tower roster | All 15 named | The official site's post-launch update added the last five names. see the roster |
| Boss identities | Named (community) | All six boss names come from the community wiki's record of the released game; Ironhide published none. enemy tracker |
| Price | Listed | $6.99 on the App Store and Google Play, $19.99 on Steam, verified on the live stores. price detail |
| Console versions | Not announced | No PS5, Xbox or Switch version has ever been mentioned. platform detail |
| Recommended PC specs | Not announced | Still true after launch: the recommended field on Steam is empty. The minimum was raised to quad-core and 8 GB. |
Four interface panels and five stages in play, published by Ironhide on the store page. Every one opens full size in a lightbox with a note on what it actually shows.
Open the gallery: All nine screenshots
The single most-asked question about this game has a negative answer, and it is worth writing down properly.
Towers, heroes and spells are where this game's depth lives — and where search intent is strongest. We publish only the names Ironhide has actually released.
All towers → · All heroes → · All spells → · The upgrade rework →
Yes. It launched September 24, 2026 on PC (Steam), iOS and Android and is buyable now. The mobile stores went live at 07:00 UTC and Steam at 13:00 UTC. No console version has been announced.
No. The free Steam demo ran from June 2026 and was taken down on 6 July 2026. The demo's Steam app no longer resolves, so there is no download link anywhere, including here. The full game is out on all three stores.
15 towers (you bring 5 into a stage), 12 heroes (you field 2 per stage) and 9 spells (you equip 3). That is 27 upgradeable characters. All 15 towers, all 12 heroes and all 9 spells are named.
No. That system was in the June presskit, and Ironhide removed it in July 2026 after demo feedback. Global tower upgrades, the system used by the original trilogy, are back, while heroes and spells keep their own upgrade trees.
No. Genesis is an original time-travel prequel with a new campaign, new enemy factions, new mechanics and a new story. Classic Mode, which brings back the four tower lines from 2011, is an extra mode and not the campaign.
$6.99 on the App Store and Google Play, and $19.99 on Steam, verified on the live stores. The Steam version carried a 10% launch discount to $17.99 at the time of writing. The pre-launch $6.99 media figure was the mobile price only.
20 fact-checked pages on a game that just launched. Sources on every one, and a clear label whenever Ironhide has not announced something.
Start with the Launch Recap Buy on Steam