Allumeria on Xbox, PS5, Switch, Mobile, Mac and Steam Deck

The current answer, platform by platform

• PC (Windows) — yes. Steam, Early Access, $11.99. This is the only build that exists.
• macOS — no. The Steam page lists Windows only.
• Linux / Steam Deck — no native build, and no Deck compatibility rating yet. See below.
• Xbox — no, and nothing announced.
• PlayStation 5 — no, and nothing announced.
• Nintendo Switch — no, and nothing announced.
• Android / iOS — no, and nothing announced.
• GOG, Microsoft Store, Epic — no. Steam is the only storefront, and the free demo is a separate Steam app.

There is no console or mobile version in development that has been made public. Anything claiming otherwise — including download sites offering an “Allumeria APK” — is not connected to Infinimelon.

Steam Deck, specifically

Allumeria carries no Verified or Playable badge at the time of writing, but there is a concrete signal: patch 0.15.4 (31 August 2026) removed the “Click Here!” text from the Compendium “to comply with Steam Deck verification” and put an input icon in its place. Developers do not make that change for fun — a verification submission is clearly in progress.

The underlying compatibility case is good. The minimum spec is a 5th-gen Intel i3 with Intel HD 5500 graphics, 6 GB of RAM and 1 GB of disk, which is well under Deck hardware. The constraint is OpenGL 3.3 and the lack of a native Linux build, so it would run through Proton.

Controllers

Controller support is full, and 0.15 rebuilt it on Steam Input:

• In-game actions map directly to buttons, so everything is remappable through Steam.
• Analogue movement with the left stick.
• Input hints bottom-right pull the correct glyphs for your controller automatically.
• A virtual cursor for UI, usable mouse-style or d-pad style.
• Activating a text field brings up the Steam virtual keyboard on controller.

DualShock and DualSense are both listed as supported on the store page, alongside “Adjustable Text Size”, “Camera Comfort”, “Color Alternatives”, “Custom Volume Controls” and “Playable without Timed Input” — an unusually complete accessibility list for a solo-developed game.

Language support

English only, per the Steam store page. There is no in-game language selector for Spanish, French or German, and asset packs change textures and paint colours, not interface text. Searches for playing Allumeria in Spanish are common enough that it is worth being blunt: there is no supported way to do it in 0.15.4, and anything promising one is an unofficial file edit we have not verified.