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In Ira, players will solve puzzles based on both inventory and the environment using point-and-click mechanics. The story will unfold according to dialog choices and Ira’s responses to other characters and situations.

Ira had always dreamed of going to the stars. While still a young boy, he had seen the launch of Earth’s first mission to a newly discovered solar system.

Fifteen years later, a transmission is received signaling the mission’s successful arrival. A sister ship is constructed to transport a second research team to the solar system. This time, Ira is able to join them.

Upon waking from stasis, however, he finds that he’s alone, with only rudimentary AI to help him discover what might have happened. 

Developer Ore Creative: Ira is not a story about a single set of events, but rather the story of an enigmatic place and the man who finds himself lost in it. As Ira navigates his way through the solar system, memories of his past growing up on Earth will unfold as playable sequences, showcasing decisive moments in his life and painting a more complete portrait of Ira and what brought him to the system. Memories held within the very places where Ira travels will also reveal themselves. Like specters of the system, this parallel timeline will hold the events of the first crew and showcase unique characters that bring humanity and meaning to the otherwise alien system. These three timelines run in parallel and interweave to tell one overarching story, bound by fate and running together towards one momentous end. 

Ira is slated for release in early 2016 for PC, Mac and Linux.