Where the game actually runs today
The supported list is short enough to state in one line: Windows and macOS through Steam. The store records exactly those two and marks Linux as unsupported, and no other storefront sells the Early Access build.
| Platform | Status | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | Released in Early Access, September 10, 2026. | Store platform field and release date. |
| macOS | Released in Early Access, same date and build. | Store platform field and system requirements. |
| PlayStation 5 | Not announced. | No entry in the store platform list or on the publisher page. |
| Xbox Series X and S | Not announced. | No entry in the store platform list or on the publisher page. |
| Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 | Not announced. | No entry in the store platform list or on the publisher page. |
| Mobile | Not announced. | No entry in the store platform list or on the publisher page. |

Have PS5 or Switch dates been announced?
No. There is no PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo announcement to date, and therefore no dates, windows, store pages or pre-order listings for any of them. A console version would need a porting announcement first, and none exists.
Consoles have come up in the community since the game's announcement, and the demand is visible in replies asking for a Switch 2 or PlayStation release. Wanting is not the same as confirming, and none of those threads contain a release date from the developers.
If a console version is announced, the places it would appear first are the Steam news hub and the publisher's channels. Until then, a page claiming a console release date is either guessing or relaying a rumour.
What the developers have said about porting
The most direct answer on record is a reply from the developers' own account in the game's subreddit, given about a year before launch. They wrote that they are unsure whether they will be able to bring the game to consoles, that they hope the project gets enough support to allow ports, and that the first step is making the best game they can for the PC and Mac launch.
Read that as a statement of order rather than a refusal. Porting is treated as something that depends on how the game performs, not as a decision that has been made and set aside.
That reply is around a year old and predates Early Access. It is still the most specific thing the developers have said publicly, but it is not a current roadmap.
Claims to treat carefully
Console talk around this game produces a specific kind of noise, because the same question gets asked repeatedly and answered informally in comment threads. Two claims circulate enough to be worth naming.
- A comment saying an Xbox version is coming "by October" reads as a reply to the developer's non-answer, with the writer supplying the date themselves. No announcement backs it.
- A prediction or analysis page listing console platforms is not an announcement, even when it reads like one. If the developers have not said it, it is not scheduled.
The safe rule is to check whether the claim can be traced to the store page, the publisher page or a developer post. Console dates that cannot be traced there should be treated as unscheduled.