Peak has quickly become an instant hit upon release, with the Landfall title attracting hundreds of thousands of players, and we’re here to answer any questions you may have on its availability on other platforms.
Released June 16, Peak is a game about climbing to the top of a mountain to be rescued from a mysterious island, with plenty of secrets to discover along the way.
Having excelled on Steam, players on other platforms will be wondering whether they can climb to the summit, and we’ve got all the details you need.
Is Peak Available on PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch?
No, Peak is only available on Windows PC and cannot be purchased on other platforms.
Those on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and the Nintendo Switch family of consoles cannot purchase and play Peak on their platform.
Given Peak is only available on a single platform, it’s even more impressive that the game has sold over one million copies in the first six days since launch.
Although not officially supported, players on Reddit have reported that Peak runs well on Steam Deck, though you may encounter some stuttering.
That may give you some additional options for playing Peak away from your desktop PC, despite the lack of official support for Steam Deck.
Will Peak be Available on PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch in the Future?
There are currently no plans to bring Peak to additional platforms, though this may change in the future.
In the official FAQ, Landfall says they “might decide to support more platforms,” though they also state in another answer that they “don’t have any plans for Peak updates past this point.”
The game will be supported with bug fixes and patches, though it seems there is no content plan to expand the game further in future.
The FAQs were made before the game was released and amassed a huge playerbase, however, so plans could change down the line.
With Xbox’s recent testing of an Aggregated Gaming Library, Peak may be playable in the future on the ROG Xbox Ally handheld device, so watch this space.
While that could open the door to playing on another handheld aside from Steam Deck, the wait for an official launch on another platform could take a while given Landfall’s lack of intention to provide further expansion of the game.
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