The Crimson Hunt Game PS5 — The Crimson Hunter

There is no The Crimson Hunt game PS5 version, and no PlayStation release has been announced. The vampire hunter survival horror game is Windows only: Steam's store data lists Windows as the sole supported platform and marks both macOS and Linux as unsupported, and the developer's itch.io listing repeats the same single-platform entry for the demo. If you have seen a PS5 page that looks similar, it belongs to another title, because nothing on either official store points to a console build.

Platforms the game actually runs on

The supported-platform list is short, and it is worth separating what is confirmed from what is merely absent. The table below reflects only official listings.

Platform	Status
Windows through Steam	Released October 6, 2026
Windows demo on itch.io	Free build, Windows archive
macOS	Not supported
Linux	Not supported
PlayStation 5	No version announced
Xbox and Switch	No version announced

Why there is no PS5 version

The absence of a console version is not a mystery: the launch post on the Steam community hub describes the game as the developer's biggest project so far, made by one person on a limited budget. A console port is not mentioned anywhere. No announcement, no store page and no developer comment exists about a PS5 release, so any claim that a port is coming is not documented.

The one adjacent hardware question came from players rather than the developer. A thread on the Steam community hub asks whether anyone has managed to run the game on a Steam Deck, and no official verified status has been published. That leaves Steam Deck compatibility listed as unverified rather than unsupported, and it is a separate question from a native console release.

PC specs and controller support

The PC requirements are on the generous side for a game of this scope, mostly because of the 16 GB memory floor. Steam lists them as follows:

• Minimum: Windows 10 64-bit, Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600, 16 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 580, DirectX 12, 20 GB storage.
• Recommended: Windows 11 64-bit, Intel Core i7-10510 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600, 16 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 5700, DirectX 12, 20 GB storage.
• Input: full controller support, with the developer listing Xbox controllers and generic gamepads, plus keyboard and mouse.

Both tiers require a 64-bit processor and operating system, and the storage figure is identical, so the difference is purely about frame rate and stability. The steam page has the store details, and the demo page covers the free Windows build if you want to test the requirements before buying.