Platform status at a glance
The Steam store page is the confirmed PC/Steam purchase and version reference in the source record. A PlayStation official concept page also exists and is linked below. Those two sources establish where to begin a platform check; they do not authorize us to fill in an unverified release date, language list, or feature matrix for every console.
The page targets the Switch query because it is the locked primary keyword, but the current source record does not include a Nintendo storefront page. Read that distinction literally: Switch availability is not confirmed here. A live Nintendo listing or an official developer announcement should be added before this page says that a Switch version is available.
| Platform | What the current sources support | Reader action |
|---|---|---|
| PC / Steam | Official Steam store and current listing | Use the live Steam page |
| PlayStation | Official PlayStation concept page exists | Open the regional store page |
| Nintendo Switch | Primary query, no confirming source in this record | Wait for an official listing |
| Steam Deck | Keep compatibility as a live check | Inspect current Steam status |
Purchase and language boundaries
Use official storefronts for current price, region, platform, and availability. This site does not create a third-party key comparison. Language support is also not inferred from a translated keyword: the original Japanese-language signal is evidence of a query, not proof of an English-language localization listing. Until a current official field is confirmed, treat language as a question for the store page rather than a claim on this page.
The Steam page is also the cleanest place to check the current release display. This guide uses 2026-08-20 for the Steam date; an official announcement dated 2026-08-19 is a publication-date difference, not a second release date to mix into the platform table.
Steam Deck
Steam Deck deserves its own anchor because compatibility is a practical purchase question, but the static page should not turn an unverified badge into a permanent green light. Open the current Steam listing, read its Deck compatibility status, and check whether the latest game build or launcher behavior has changed. This page intentionally records the verification path rather than hard-coding a status that can age.
For a first device check, install from the official Steam listing, launch the current build, and note input, text readability, and whether the opening run completes without a launcher or resolution issue. These are user checks, not claims that this page has certified the title.