The Hollow Foundry has no dawn. Under its black eclipse, two cursed fighters settle a debt that refuses to die.
Kaia, the Hollow, uses speed and precise kickboxing to turn small openings into strings. Rook, the Penitent, trades speed for reach and force. Choose your fighter, learn the rival’s habits and claim two rounds.
Four limbs give you four attack buttons. Duck a high, step around a committed strike, punish a missed kick or break standing defense with a low. Launchers open short airborne combos; heavy blows put your opponent on the stone. A rematch is one button away.
Original anime horror characters, a ruined cathedral arena and recorded cinematic impacts. Stylized violence and unsettling atmosphere, for ages 13+.
FAQ
How do I win an Iron Veil match?
Choose Kaia or Rook and win two rounds against the AI. Reduce your rival's health to zero or lead on health when the 60-second timer runs out. Tied rounds award no point.
What are the first combos to learn?
Try J, K, I or U, I, tapping the next attack just after contact. C + K launches; release C, then try J and U for a short airborne follow-up. The in-game move list explains every attack.
How does defense work?
Standing guard stops high and mid attacks. Crouching ducks highs, and crouching with guard stops lows. Mid attacks beat crouching guard. Sidestep a committed strike to create an opening.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. Touch controls include all four attacks, movement, defense and dash. Landscape gives the clearest view. The game also adapts to portrait and supports full screen where the browser allows it.
Is this a multiplayer game?
Iron Veil is a single-player duel against an AI opponent, with Standard and Veteran difficulties. Both fighters use the same combat rules.
