Project Tomorrow Platforms: PC, Mac & Console Status
What the official Steam listing supports today, and how to read the absence of other platforms before launch.
PC is the confirmed platform
Project Tomorrow is listed on Steam for PC with Windows 10/11 64-bit as the minimum requirement. The free demo and the full game, planned for November 9, 2026, both target this platform. See System Requirements for the published minimums.
Mac and Linux
The official Steam listing does not include macOS or Linux versions at this stage. Community discussions have requested Mac and Linux support — that is player feedback, not an announcement. Platform support can change, so the official Steam page remains the reliable source.
Steam Deck
No official Steam Deck verification has been announced. Until the developer or Valve marks the game verified, treat Deck behavior as unconfirmed and check the current build.
Consoles
No console version is listed on the official Steam page and no console release has been announced. If a PS5, Xbox or Switch version is ever announced, it will appear in official news first.
Language support
The official listing supports six languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese and Simplified Chinese. This site covers the game in Chinese and Japanese alongside English.
FAQ
Common questions about this topic.
Is Project Tomorrow coming to Mac?
A macOS version is not listed on the official Steam page, and no Mac support has been announced.
Does Project Tomorrow run on Linux?
A native Linux build is not listed on the official Steam page. Steam Deck and Proton behavior are not officially confirmed either.
Is Project Tomorrow on PS5, Xbox or Switch?
No console version is listed on the official Steam page and none has been announced.
What platforms does the demo support?
The demo targets the same PC platform (Windows 10/11 64-bit) via Steam.