Current platform matrix

PlatformStatusEvidence boundary
Windows PCReleasedOfficial Steam store
Steam DeckPlayableValve test dated Aug 24; predates Update 16
SteamOSCompatibleValve metadata; not a native Linux release claim
Console / macOS / native Linux / GOGNot confirmedNo official release evidence in the current source set

Controller context

Steam labels the game Partial Controller Support. Valve's Deck test says the default layout exposes all functionality, but external controllers may require switching the active controller.

Evidence boundary

Exact values, requirements and edge cases stay marked as unverified until they can be checked in the current build.

Windows PC on Steam is confirmed

The official Steam listing is live in Early Access and publishes Windows minimum requirements. That supports Windows PC through Steam as the current confirmed platform and storefront.

The release date on the English listing is August 17, 2026. Platform compatibility notes below retain their original test dates.

Original guide diagram

Platform record

status

Confirmed Storefront, Unannounced Platforms

Evidence keyOfficial recordCurrent guide actionEvidence boundary
  • ConfirmedWindows PC through Steam.
  • Steam featuresSingle-player and listed co-op features apply to the Steam product.
  • Not announced hereConsole, macOS and Linux releases are not established.
A platform-status view that keeps Steam feature labels separate from unconfirmed device or console releases.Not an official in-game map or UI capture.

Platforms not confirmed by current evidence

  • No PlayStation release is confirmed.
  • No Xbox release is confirmed.
  • No native macOS or Linux release is confirmed.
  • No GOG release is confirmed.
  • Steam Deck is rated Playable in Valve compatibility metadata; the recorded test predates Update 16.
  • No cross-play support is confirmed.

What the ROG Ally note establishes

Update 11 says ROG Ally inherits Steam Deck settings. This is a current configuration behavior for the named handheld, not an announcement of a separate storefront or platform release.

It does not mean Steam Deck Verified, native SteamOS support, a Linux release or perfect handheld compatibility. Those statuses require their own official evidence.

Steam features do not prove another platform

Steam lists single-player, online co-op, shared or split-screen co-op, Remote Play Together and Family Sharing. Those are Steam feature labels, not evidence for a console port or cross-platform multiplayer.

Controller-related patch changes also do not by themselves confirm console support or a Steam Deck compatibility status.

What would change the status

A platform moves into the confirmed column only when NerveLabs or an official storefront publishes a current listing or announcement. Wish-list requests, compatibility anecdotes and third-party databases remain secondary signals.

Until that evidence exists, plan around Windows PC on Steam. Do not buy hardware or another storefront copy based on an inferred port.