Maid Cafe Simulator Platforms — Stores, Controller and Languages

Maid Cafe Simulator is available on Windows and macOS, both through Steam. That is the complete documented platform list: the store page does not list Linux, and it does not mention any console release. Steam is also the only storefront referenced, and the game's official site is the publisher's own page rather than a second place to buy. If you are deciding where to play, the short answer is Steam on a PC or an Apple-silicon Mac.

Stores and Supported Platforms

The store page marks Windows and macOS as supported and Linux as unsupported. Both platforms carry their own official requirement blocks, which matters because the Mac version asks for an Apple processor rather than an Intel one, and a slightly larger install. There is no console entry anywhere on the page, and no second digital storefront is named, so any listing outside Steam would not be documented by the publisher at this time.

Platform	Store	Controller	Notes
Windows	Steam	Not supported	64-bit Windows 11 in the minimum spec
macOS	Steam	Not supported	Requires an Apple processor (M1 or better)
Linux	—	—	Not listed as supported
Consoles	—	—	Not listed on the store page

Controller Support and Input

Controller support is not documented. Steam surfaces a dedicated controller-support category on the store page for games that offer it, and Maid Cafe Simulator does not carry one, which is consistent with a first-person sim built around pointing at stations, orders and receipts. Steam's listed categories are Single-player, Steam Achievements, Custom Volume Controls, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing. Custom Volume Controls is the only input-adjacent option named; a full remapping menu is not documented yet.

Languages and Audio

The supported-language list is broad for a small studio release: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, Russian and Spanish (Latin America). Korean is flagged with an asterisk for full audio support, which lines up with the store page key feature promising full Korean voice acting for the main story and bond stories. That makes Korean the only language documented with a complete voice track; the rest are documented as text support. For how the game runs on each platform, see the system requirements page, and for purchase options see the price page.