Project Rabbit Platforms: PC, Console and Steam Deck Status

Windows PC through Steam is the only confirmed option among Project Rabbit platforms as of November 12, 2026. The game is listed as “Coming soon,” without a specific release date. PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, mobile, and native macOS or Linux versions are not confirmed in the official Steam listing, while Steam Deck compatibility is marked “Unknown.”

Confirmed Platforms and Availability

Project Rabbit is a dark-fantasy action RPG developed and published by novaflare. Its Steam description presents a multiplayer Soulslike interpretation of Alice in Wonderland, with solo exploration and encounters alongside other players in the Abyss of Time.

For players deciding where they can play, the current platform information is:

The absence of a platform announcement does not establish that a port will never happen. It means there is currently no supported release information for that platform in the listing. Likewise, a Steam page confirms the planned Steam release, not permanent PC exclusivity.

Release Date and How to Follow the Game

Project Rabbit is not yet available to play through its Steam listing. Its release field says “Coming soon,” and the page invites visitors to add the game to their wishlist for an availability notification.

To follow the confirmed release:

1. Open the Project Rabbit Steam page.
2. Sign in to your Steam account.
3. Select the option to add Project Rabbit to your wishlist.
4. Check the page’s announcements for further release information.

The listing does not provide a purchase price or a specific launch date. Wishlisting is therefore the supported action available on the page, rather than buying or downloading the game.

One announcement needs particular care: the November 9 update names November 10 at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET as the time for a new IGN trailer. That is a trailer premiere, not a game release date. The November 10 announcement says the trailer is live, while the game’s release status remains “Coming soon.”

Windows PC System Requirements

The Steam system requirements list Windows 10 for both minimum and recommended configurations. Both tiers require a 64-bit processor and operating system, DirectX 12, and 20 GB of available storage.

The recommended configuration raises the processor, graphics, and memory requirements, but not the listed storage requirement. Neither tier specifies a target resolution, frame rate, or graphics preset, so these specifications should not be treated as a promise of particular performance.

No native macOS or Linux requirements appear on the page. A Windows requirements table also does not independently establish compatibility through a translation layer or on a handheld device.

Steam Deck and Controller Support

Steam Deck compatibility is explicitly “Unknown.” The page does not currently establish a Verified or Playable rating, and its Windows PC requirements are not a substitute for a Deck compatibility result.

The Steam listing also names Xbox controllers and DualShock controllers. Those are controller references, not announcements of Xbox or PlayStation console editions. The supplied page does not provide a button-by-button control scheme or enough detail to establish how every menu and gameplay action works with a controller.

For a Steam Deck purchase decision, the important distinction is between the confirmed Steam listing and the unresolved handheld compatibility status. Project Rabbit should not yet be described as Steam Deck Verified.

Cross-Platform Multiplayer: What Is Listed?

The Steam feature list includes single-player, online PvP, online co-op, and Cross-Platform Multiplayer. These are listed features for the upcoming game, rather than evidence of a currently playable release.

However, the page does not identify which platforms, operating systems, or storefronts the cross-platform feature connects. That label alone does not confirm PC-to-PlayStation or PC-to-Xbox crossplay, nor does it establish console releases.

The practical takeaway is straightforward: Windows PC through Steam is the confirmed planned platform, while the exact scope of cross-platform multiplayer remains unspecified. Players hoping to join friends on another system should wait for named supported platforms and explicit crossplay details before assuming those versions can play together.