SYSTEM CHECK // PLATFORMS

Platforms: Windows, Linux, Steam Deck & Mac

The Steam release lists native Windows and SteamOS/Linux support. Steam Deck is Playable with interface caveats; macOS is not currently listed.

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STATUS OFFICIAL CHECKED JUL 31 2026 BUILD STEAM RELEASE

Supported: Windows and Linux. Steam Deck: Playable, not Verified. Mac: no current store-listed version and no verified port commitment.

Platform status

PlatformCurrent statusImportant note
WindowsNative Steam support64-bit Windows 10 minimum is listed.
SteamOS / LinuxNative Steam supportSteamOS 3.8 or similar and Vulkan 1.3 support are listed.
Steam DeckPlayableSteam reports acceptable default performance, but some controller glyphs do not match and some interface text is too small.
macOSNot listedReddit users have requested it, but a request is not a developer promise.

Minimum requirements

WINDOWS Windows 10, 64-bit

x86_64 CPU, 4 GB RAM, Vulkan 1.3 support and 200 MB storage.

LINUX SteamOS 3.8 or similar

x86_64 CPU, 4 GB RAM, Vulkan 1.3 support and 200 MB storage.

Steam Deck caveats

Steam's compatibility report says the default controller configuration is fully functional and performance is acceptable at default settings. The two published caveats are mismatched controller glyphs and interface text that is not always legible. That is why this page says Playable rather than Verified.

Old Linux reports

Reddit contains playtest-era Linux crash reports followed by a developer reply saying a later patch fixed them. Those reports should not be presented as a current full-release defect without a fresh reproducible case.