Neon Abyss 2 Platforms — Windows, Steam and Controller Support

Neon Abyss 2 is a Windows-only release sold through Steam. The appdetails payload captured on October 10, 2026 reports windows as true and both mac and linux as false, and the store page lists no console platform at all, so at launch there is exactly one place to buy it and exactly one operating system it runs on natively. It is also a full release rather than an early access title, priced at $15.99 in the US store.

Where Neon Abyss 2 Is Sold

The official site at neonabyss.com points players at the Steam listing rather than acting as its own storefront, so Steam is the purchase route the developer publishes. Because the system requirements page is written specifically for Windows 10 64-bit, there is no separate Mac or Linux requirement block to check.

Platform	Store	Status	Notes
Windows	Steam	Available	The only listed platform; full controller support
macOS	—	Not available	appdetails reports mac as false
Linux	—	Not available	appdetails reports linux as false
Consoles	—	Not listed	No PlayStation, Xbox or Switch version on the store page

Controller Support and Supported Languages

Controller support is full rather than partial, which is the stronger of the two Steam categories: every part of the game can be played on a pad. The store page also lists DualShock and DualSense controller support specifically, so PlayStation-style pads are recognised by name rather than relying on generic mapping. Keyboard and mouse remain available, but the store page does not publish a key list or describe remapping, so the specific keybindings are not documented yet — the controls page covers what is and is not confirmed.

The game ships with twelve supported languages, a broad launch spread for an indie release that covers the major European and East Asian markets.

• English
• French
• Italian
• German
• Japanese
• Korean
• Russian
• Simplified Chinese
• Traditional Chinese
• Polish
• Portuguese - Brazil
• Spanish - Spain

The store page lists these as a single supported set rather than splitting interface and subtitles, so it does not say which languages include full audio versus text only. That distinction is not documented yet.

What the Store Page Leaves Open

Two platform questions come up often and are simply not answered by the official material. The first is Steam Deck compatibility: no verification rating is published, so whether the game is verified, playable or unsupported on Deck is unknown. The second is whether a console version is planned — the store page lists no console platform, and it does not state that one is coming, so nothing about future platforms can be confirmed either way.

The appdetails payload does reference related DLC entries, but the store copy does not describe their contents, so treat any specific claim about them as unverified. The price page covers what the game costs on the one store it is sold through.