Confirmed platforms
The Steam store listing provides the current first-party platform baseline: Windows and SteamOS/Linux. These are the systems this guide can describe as officially available at the August 4, 2026 check.
| Platform | Status |
|---|---|
| Windows PC | Confirmed |
| SteamOS/Linux | Confirmed |
| PlayStation 5 | No official version announcement found in the checked material |
| Xbox Series consoles | No official version announcement found in the checked material |
| Nintendo Switch | No official version announcement found in the checked material |
“No announcement found” is not the same as “never.” It means the site did not find a current first-party release announcement in the material reviewed for this status page.
Windows requirements snapshot
The checked Steam listing gives a minimum Windows baseline that includes Windows 11, 8 GB of RAM, 1 GB of available storage, and Vulkan support. System requirements can change with patches, so the live store listing should be the final check before purchase.
This page does not promise performance for a specific processor or graphics card beyond the published minimums. It also does not claim first-hand benchmark testing.
SteamOS and Linux
Steam lists SteamOS/Linux support, and the project research recorded a current compatibility signal for Steam Deck. Compatibility labels and game versions can change independently, so verify the live device result before treating an older status as permanent.
The presence of a Linux build does not confirm console crossplay, cross-progression, or every controller combination. Those are separate claims and are not inferred here.
PS5, Xbox, and Switch status
Search interest around a console version is not a release announcement. At the date shown above, the checked official game/store material did not announce editions for PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch.
Avoid pages that turn “players are searching for it” into a release date. A console status should change only after a developer, publisher, storefront, or platform holder makes a direct announcement.
Controller support versus console availability
A PC game can support controllers without having a console build, and controller support does not prove same-device local multiplayer. Keep these three questions separate:
- Can the PC version accept a controller?
- Can several people join one device locally?
- Is there a native console edition?
Local couch co-op was still in development on August 4, 2026. Read the local co-op status rather than assuming controller input equals released couch play.
What to check before buying
- Open the current Steam listing from your device.
- Confirm your operating system appears in the live platform list.
- Compare current minimum requirements with your hardware.
- If buying for Steam Deck, check the current compatibility result.
- If buying for couch play or console, verify that the specific feature has actually released.
For general session planning, continue to How to Play. For networking questions, see Online Multiplayer.