The official site links exactly five storefronts. That list is the authoritative answer, and it is narrower than most pre-launch summaries suggest — there is no Mac build, no Linux build, and no Epic or GOG listing.
Each row below is what that storefront itself publishes. Where a platform is missing from a storefront, that is stated as missing rather than inferred.
| Platform | Status | What the listing states |
|---|---|---|
| PC — Steam | Confirmed, Sep 22 2026 | Windows only: the app lists windows: true, mac: false, linux: false. 11 interface languages, full controller support including DualShock and DualSense, Steam Cloud, Achievements and Family Sharing. |
| PC — Microsoft Store | Listed | The same product id as the Xbox version (9pfzq5gnm8tj) on the Microsoft Store for Windows. The page publishes no price and sets noindex, so it reads as a companion listing to the Xbox one. |
| PlayStation 5 | Confirmed, Sep 22 2026 | Concept 10018528, published by tinyBuild. Lists one player, offline play enabled, and vibration support on the DualSense wireless controller. |
| Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S | Confirmed, Sep 22 2026 | Optimised for Xbox Series X|S and also listed as playable on Xbox One. Capabilities are exactly "Single player", "Optimized for Xbox Series X|S" and "Xbox achievements". |
| Nintendo Switch | Confirmed, Sep 22 2026 | 792 MB, single system, TV, tabletop and handheld modes. Nintendo rates it "Supported — Game behavior is consistent with Nintendo Switch" on Switch 2 hardware. |
| Nintendo Switch 2 | Confirmed, Sep 22 2026 | A second, separate eShop entry at the same price with a 780 MB size. Nintendo asserts no enhanced-feature tier for it. |
| Epic Games Store | Not listed | The official site does not link an Epic storefront, and no Epic listing was found. A fan wiki claims PC distribution via Epic and GOG; that claim does not appear on any first-party source. |
| Mac and Linux | Not announced | Steam explicitly reports both platforms as false for this app. There is no native macOS or Linux build on the listing. |
Several pre-launch fan pages still show PlayStation, Xbox and Switch as "Not announced". That was accurate when they were written and is wrong now. This page is rebuilt from the live storefronts and stamped with the date it was checked, because a platform summary has a shelf life measured in weeks.
Most feature differences people ask about turn out not to be platform-split at all. These are the ones the listings actually settle.
Every storefront carries September 22, 2026. There is no staggered platform rollout in any listing, and no platform is marked as arriving later.
One storefront after another reports the same thing, which is unusual for a guess and very typical for a fact: Steam has no multiplayer categories, Xbox says "Single player", PlayStation says one player, Nintendo says a single system.
The Xbox listing carries no Game Pass badge. That is an absence of an announcement rather than a denial, so this site records it as unannounced rather than as a "no".
Steam lists full controller support with named DualShock and DualSense entries, plus the "Playable without Timed Input" and "Custom Volume Controls" accessibility categories. PlayStation lists DualSense vibration. Nintendo lists touch screen as a supported accessory.
Steam and Xbox both report 11 supported languages, and the PlayStation concept page carries localised titles for Simplified Chinese, English, Korean and Japanese. Nintendo’s US listing names American English only, which is a storefront display difference rather than a different build.
Only Nintendo publishes download sizes: 792 MB on Switch and 780 MB on Switch 2. Steam states 4 GB of available storage in its requirements, which is a disk-space floor rather than a download size.
Graveyard Keeper 2 is not out yet, so nothing here is reproduced from a finished-game wiki. Each entry below is labelled by what it is: a developer or publisher source, a platform store listing, a press report, a video, or a fan-maintained page. Fan pages are used for terminology only, never for numbers.
The PlayStation Store sells it as a PS5 title. A separate demo product on the same concept page shows both PS4 and PS5 chips, which suggests PS4 is somewhere in the build matrix, but the full game is listed for PS5 only. Treat a PS4 release as unconfirmed.
Yes, two ways. Nintendo sells a dedicated Switch 2 eShop entry, and the Switch page carries the compatibility line "Supported — Game behavior is consistent with Nintendo Switch", meaning the Switch build also plays on Switch 2 hardware. Nintendo does not advertise an enhanced Switch 2 mode.
Not on Steam. The listing reports mac: false and linux: false, and no other storefront sells a Mac or Linux build. There has been no announcement of one.
Not announced. The Xbox product page shows no Game Pass badge and no membership wording. Its price appears through the pre-order bundle only.
Not listed. The official site links five storefronts — PlayStation, Steam, Microsoft Store, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 — and neither Epic nor GOG is among them. At least one fan wiki claims Epic and GOG distribution; no first-party source does.
Steam reports 11 interface languages with English full audio: English, French, German, Spanish (Spain), Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Simplified Chinese and Turkish. The PlayStation concept page surfaces localised titles for Simplified Chinese, English, Korean and Japanese.
