Iron VR

Iron VR was a Polish virtual reality game development studio established as a specialized subsidiary of Carbon Studio. Its work focused on original VR experiences and adaptations of existing flat-screen games, with Unity development forming an important part of its production capabilities. The studio combined escape-room puzzles, psychological horror and competitive multiplayer mechanics across its projects.

Its first release, Holy Chick!, entered Steam Early Access in March 2021. The game presented a comedic VR escape-room adventure built around murderous chickens. Iron VR acted as both developer and publisher, establishing its own production identity within the wider group.

Later in 2021, the studio collaborated with Movie Games on Lust for Darkness VR and its M Edition. These projects adapted an existing Lovecraftian psychological horror game for virtual reality, extending Iron VR's work beyond original concepts into the technical and creative demands of VR adaptation.

The studio subsequently developed Hunt Together, an asymmetrical multiplayer horror game initially teased under the working title Home Together. Its competitive format pits hunters against phantoms in one-versus-one and one-versus-three encounters. Published by Carbon Studio, the game reached Meta Quest in January 2024 and Steam PCVR in February 2024. It brought together the studio's interests in horror, multiplayer systems and experiences designed specifically for VR.

Iron VR's development activity was based in Gliwice, while its registered seat was in Chorzów. In 2024, Carbon Studio absorbed the company through a statutory merger, integrating its Unity engineering and art staff, technology and intellectual property into the parent business. The merger was completed on April 24, 2024, and Iron VR was removed from the Polish National Court Register on October 10, 2024. Its history therefore represents a distinct period of specialized VR production within the Carbon Studio group.