Fields of Mistria is officially available on PC through Steam, with Windows plus Linux/SteamOS support and native Steam Deck support. As of October 3, 2026, NPC Studio has not announced a specific PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, or other console release. The official press kit still lists Console: TBA, while the FAQ says the studio is evaluating additional platform support.
That distinction matters because older Fields of Mistria platform guides were written during Early Access, before the 2026 engine migration added Linux, SteamOS, and native Steam Deck support. If you are deciding where to play the 1.0 release, use the current platform table below rather than an old Windows-only list.
| Platform | 1.0 status | What you should know |
|---|---|---|
| Windows PC | Available | Sold through Steam and officially supported. |
| Steam Deck | Supported | Native Steam Deck support was added with the new engine in v0.16.2. |
| SteamOS | Supported | Added alongside Linux support in v0.16.2; official support is tied to Steam's Linux runtime. |
| Linux | Supported | Steam now provides a SteamOS + Linux build/system-requirements section. |
| macOS | Not announced | No current official Mac release is listed. |
| Nintendo Switch / Switch 2 | Not announced | NPC Studio has not named a Nintendo console release. |
| PlayStation 4 / PS5 | Not announced | No PlayStation version or release date has been confirmed. |
| Xbox One / Series X | S | Not announced |
| iOS / Android | Not announced | No official mobile version is currently listed. |
For the full-release changes themselves, see our Fields of Mistria 1.0 Guide. If you are checking whether the game is worth buying on Steam, also see the Fields of Mistria Price Guide.
Is Fields of Mistria on PC?
Yes. PC is the game's primary released platform, and the official press kit lists PC: Steam. Fields of Mistria left Early Access and launched into version 1.0 on August 5, 2026.
The Steam page currently provides separate system-requirement tabs for Windows and SteamOS + Linux. On Windows, the listed minimum includes Windows 10, a 64-bit processor and operating system, 6 GB RAM, a GTX 460 1 GB or Radeon R7 240 1 GB class GPU, DirectX 11, and 2 GB of available storage.
The recommended Windows configuration raises memory to 8 GB and lists a Ryzen 3 3300X and RX 480 8 GB. Requirements can change as the game is patched, so Steam should remain the final reference when checking a specific computer.
Does Fields of Mistria work on Steam Deck?
Yes, and the answer is stronger now than it was during most of Early Access. NPC Studio's v0.16.2 engine update added native Steam Deck support rather than relying only on the older Windows/Proton setup. The official FAQ also explicitly states that Fields of Mistria is Steam Deck compatible.
The engine migration matters because it was designed to improve performance and stability across a wider range of hardware. NPC Studio also added improved support for integrated graphics during this transition.
Players who used Fields of Mistria on Steam Deck before the native Linux build may encounter a save-location issue after moving from the old Windows/Proton version. NPC Studio's troubleshooting page explains that older Proton saves can live under the Steam compatibility-data Windows path, while the newer Linux build uses the native Fields of Mistria data directory. If your Deck appears to have lost a save after changing builds, do not immediately assume the save was deleted; check the official migration instructions first.
Does Fields of Mistria support Linux and SteamOS?
Yes. Linux + SteamOS support arrived in v0.16.2 in July 2026, shortly before the 1.0 launch. Steam now shows a dedicated SteamOS + Linux system-requirements section.
There is an important technical caveat. NPC Studio's release notes state that official Linux support is provided through Steam Linux Runtime 4.0 (steamrt4) on Steam. Running the game outside Steam, on an arbitrary distribution/runtime combination, is not something the developer promises to support.
For most Steam Deck owners this is largely handled by Steam. Desktop Linux users who like custom runtimes should keep the official support boundary in mind when troubleshooting crashes or launch problems.
Is Fields of Mistria on Nintendo Switch or Switch 2?
There is currently no officially announced Nintendo Switch or Switch 2 version. This is one of the most common places where platform pages become misleading: the game is a natural fit for handheld consoles, but suitability is not the same as an announcement.
NPC Studio's current FAQ only says that additional platform support is being evaluated. Its press kit lists consoles as TBA without naming Nintendo, Sony, or Microsoft hardware.
Until NPC Studio publishes a platform announcement or an official Nintendo store page appears, do not treat a Switch release date, preorder page, retailer placeholder, or social-media rumor as confirmation.
Is Fields of Mistria coming to PS5 or Xbox?
The same rule applies to PlayStation and Xbox. As of this update, there is no confirmed PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, or Xbox One version and no official console release date.
The good news for players hoping for ports is that the 2026 engine migration was explicitly described by NPC Studio as a way to future-proof development and facilitate future platform support. That makes future ports technically more plausible, but it still does not confirm which consoles will receive the game.
For SEO and player guidance, the safest current wording is therefore: console versions are possible, but specific console platforms remain unannounced.
Is Fields of Mistria on Mac?
No official macOS release is currently listed. Steam's current system-requirement sections cover Windows and SteamOS + Linux, while the official FAQ highlights Windows PC and Steam Deck compatibility.
That means Mac users should not interpret the new Linux build as automatic macOS support. Linux, SteamOS, and macOS are separate platform targets. If NPC Studio adds Mac support later, it should appear in an official announcement and the Steam platform listing.
Is there a Fields of Mistria mobile version?
There is no announced iPhone, iPad, or Android version. Mobile search results can be especially noisy because unofficial APK pages, cloud-streaming services, remote-play setups, and websites may use wording that looks like a native mobile release.
A real mobile launch would require an official announcement or recognized App Store / Google Play listing from NPC Studio. Until that happens, treat Fields of Mistria mobile as an unsupported platform rather than a downloadable native version. Our dedicated Fields of Mistria Mobile Guide tracks that question separately.
Which platform should you choose?
For most players the choice is straightforward because every currently supported option is part of the Steam ecosystem.
Choose Windows PC if you want the conventional desktop experience and broadest straightforward support. Choose Steam Deck if portable play matters; native support now makes the Deck a much stronger option than it was in older Early Access guides. Choose Linux/SteamOS if your system fits the developer's supported Steam runtime path.
If you only own a console, waiting is the sensible approach. Buying hardware or relying on rumors because a Switch, PlayStation, or Xbox port seems likely is unnecessary while NPC Studio still labels console support TBA.
Platform FAQ
What platforms is Fields of Mistria on right now?
The released Steam version supports Windows PC plus SteamOS/Linux, and NPC Studio confirms Steam Deck compatibility/native support.
Is Fields of Mistria Steam Deck verified?
The important confirmed fact is that NPC Studio added native Steam Deck support with v0.16.2 and its FAQ says the game is Steam Deck compatible. Steam's exact storefront compatibility badge can be updated independently, so check the current Steam page if that specific badge matters to you.
Will Fields of Mistria come to consoles?
Possibly, but no individual console has been confirmed. The official press kit currently says Console: TBA, and NPC Studio says it is evaluating additional platform support.
Did 1.0 add Linux support?
Linux and SteamOS support actually arrived just before 1.0, in the v0.16.2 new-engine update. The full 1.0 release followed on August 5, 2026.
Can I transfer my Steam save between PC and Steam Deck?
Steam Cloud is listed as a Steam feature for Fields of Mistria. However, players moving from the old Proton-based Deck setup to the native Linux build should be aware of the save-path migration issue documented by NPC Studio.
Related guides
- Fields of Mistria 1.0 Guide
- Fields of Mistria Price Guide
- Fields of Mistria Mobile Guide
- Fields of Mistria Map & Locations Guide
- Fields of Mistria Achievements Guide