The four launch platforms
Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival launches on October 8, 2026 on four platforms:
| Platform | Store | Notes from the store page | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PC | Steam (appid 1551980) | Windows only, no Mac or Linux, full controller support, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing | ||
| PlayStation 5 | PS Store concept 10012313 | 1 player, Remote Play supported, DualSense vibration and adaptive triggers | ||
| Xbox Series X | S | Xbox listing | Listed as playing on Series X | S and PC |
| Nintendo Switch 2 | Nintendo listing | TV, tabletop and handheld modes, Save Data Cloud |
The PC version's Steam page carries the demo, achievements and cloud saves. The Switch 2 page lists the game under System "Nintendo Switch 2", which is the successor console, not the original Switch.
What is not on the list
No PS4, Xbox One or original Nintendo Switch version appears on any store page, and no other platform has been announced. If you play on last-generation hardware, the honest answer today is that nothing has been announced for those consoles.
PS5 specifics
The PS Store page lists 17 accessibility features on the PS5 version, DualSense vibration and adaptive trigger support, and Remote Play. A media hands-on preview reports that the PS5 Pro version supports enhanced graphics settings and PSSR upscaling. That preview is credible but is not a first-party page, so the PS5 Pro detail stays labelled partial on this wiki.
⚠️ Unconfirmed. PS5 Pro enhanced settings and PSSR upscaling come from a single media preview. The first-party PS Store page does not mention them.
Switch 2 specifics
The Nintendo page confirms the Deluxe Edition at $49.99 with the same eight items as the other stores, supported languages, and cloud saves through Save Data Cloud. Nothing on the page suggests the Switch 2 version is a cloud-streaming release; it is listed as a native game with three play modes.
Where to check your version
Price and pre-order details are on the Price page, edition contents on Editions, and the PC system requirements on System Requirements. If your machine is a handheld PC, see Steam Deck for what is and is not verified.