Service, Please Platforms

Service, please platforms come down to a single entry: Windows, through Steam. The store data used for this page marks Windows as supported and marks Mac and Linux as unsupported, and the store page lists one purchase option at $3.00 with no console version, no second storefront and no subscription service anywhere in the listing. If you are deciding where to play it, the decision is short.

Platform Availability

The official store data is unambiguous. Windows is the only platform flagged as supported, and both Mac and Linux are flagged as unsupported, which means there is no macOS or Linux build to look for. That also means the game does not run natively on those systems without something like a compatibility layer, and nothing official endorses that route. Steam Family Sharing is the one extra access method listed, so a household can share the library rather than buying a second copy.

Platform	Supported	Notes
Windows	Yes	The only platform the store data lists
macOS	No	Not flagged as supported
Linux	No	Not flagged as supported
Consoles	Not listed	No console platform appears on the store page

Languages and Input Options

Three languages shipped with the game: English, Spanish (Latin America) and Portuguese (Brazil). There is no partial-support tier recorded, so treat all three as the complete list rather than a launch subset. Input is the other short answer: the store page lists no controller support, so mouse and keyboard is what the game documents. If you prefer a gamepad, nothing official says the game will recognise one.

• English is the primary store language.
• Spanish (Latin America) and Portuguese (Brazil) are also included.
• No other language is listed in the official data.
• No controller support is documented, so plan on mouse and keyboard.

Where to Buy and What You Get

Steam is the only documented place to buy the game, at $3.00 in the US, as a single purchase option with no deluxe edition or bundle. Buying it gets you the Windows build, the three languages above, 13 Steam achievements of which 10 names are already published, and access to the multiplayer modes the store page tags as Multi-player, PvP and Online PvP. There is no demo listed, so there is no free trial before you buy; if you want the technical floor first, read the system requirements.