Read from the Steam store data on 17 August 2026, for both the full game and the demo, the platform flags are unambiguous: Windows true, macOS false, Linux false. No console version has been announced, and no storefront other than Steam carries a listing. There is no Steam Deck verification badge on either application.
The demo publishes a minimum specification, and it is undemanding: 64-bit Windows 10 or 8.1, an Intel i3-3250 processor or equivalent, 4 GB of RAM, a GeForce GTX 1050 or equivalent, and 2 GB of storage. For context, the GTX 1050 launched in 2016 and the i3-3250 in 2013. No recommended specification is published, which is common for a demo but means there is no official guidance for large battles at high difficulty multipliers.
The full game has no published requirements at all. Its store page carries no specification block as of this check, which is consistent with a title that has no announced release date.
On languages, the store lists English and Russian for both applications, with full audio support marked for both on the full game and for Russian on the demo. The developer explained the gap on 15 June 2026: “The game’s text is fully localized into English. Voiceover will be included in the release version.” He added on 22 June that the main game “will support at least a couple more major languages” and that modding localisation files would be made easier — without naming which languages, and without a timeframe.
One thing worth saying plainly, because it is the most common question about an indie strategy game: there is no announcement of a Mac or Linux build, not a hint of one in any of the seven official posts, and no reason from the published data to expect one. If that changes, this page will change with it, and the change will carry its date.
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