Aniimo Platforms: PS5, Xbox, PC, Mobile and the Switch Question

Aniimo is playable on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC through Steam, the Epic Games Store and the Microsoft Store, plus iOS and Android. There is no Nintendo Switch version and Macs are out: Steam lists only a Windows build. Steam Deck is the exception, and it needs Proton.

Confirmed platforms and their stores

Any of those pages lets you wishlist, pre-order or pre-load. All seven are also collected at the bottom of the official website.

Cloud play: NVIDIA GeForce NOW

On 2026-09-17 the developers announced that Aniimo is supported on NVIDIA GeForce NOW. In their words, it turns your PC, SHIELD TV, Chromebook or Amazon Fire Stick into a cloud gaming rig you can stream from.

Two things to keep straight:

• GeForce NOW needs a membership. The game itself is still free. To play in the cloud you need a free, Performance or Ultimate GeForce NOW membership, and NVIDIA’s own terms apply.
• It is not a new platform version. Same account, same platform list. It is just one more way in when you do not have a local GPU.

To use it: sign up for a GeForce NOW account, install the GeForce NOW app (or open it in a supported browser), then find Aniimo in your library.

Single-player is supported

Steam’s feature list includes Single-player, sitting next to Online PvP, Online Co-op and Cross-Platform Multiplayer. You can push the story on your own. Nothing forces you to group up. Co-op and Companion Mode rules are on the multiplayer page.

Switch, Mac and Linux

There is no Nintendo Switch version. No official news post, store page or platform list mentions Nintendo, and no port has been announced. Anything you read about “Aniimo on Switch” is not official.

macOS and Linux are still not officially supported. Steam’s platform field for Aniimo ticks Windows only, with macOS and Linux both marked no. No Linux build exists and the developers have not announced SteamOS support.

Steam Deck works anyway, through Proton. On 2026-09-17 the outlet GamingOnLinux reported in its launch coverage that Aniimo needs a Proton tweak before it will run on Linux. Steam Deck owners were testing it the same week and comparing settings. ProtonDB carries a compatibility report you can check. This is the community and press route, not official support: official support will not help you with it, and a future patch can break it again.

Steam’s own Steam Deck compatibility badge still reads “Unknown”, and the developers have never published a rating. So do not read “it runs” as “it is guaranteed to run”.

Three cases, clearly separated:

If Switch is all you own, the supported mobile or PC version is your route in.

Officially supported languages

Steam lists 13 official languages. The five marked ★ have full voice acting:

Italian is not on the list. After launch, a player asked about Italian support on the Steam forums. As of this update, the developers have not said they will add it.

Language options on consoles and mobile follow each store page and the in-game settings.

Crossplay versus cross-save

Steam lists Cross-Platform Multiplayer, so players on different platforms can play the multiplayer content together.

PC and mobile share one save. The official launch post is explicit: PC and mobile share the same data, so if you already made a character on PC, sign in on mobile with the same account and carry on where you left off.

Nobody has said the same about consoles. The official wording covers PC and mobile only. There is no statement about continuing the same progress between PS5, Xbox and PC or mobile. If you plan to switch platforms, confirm it for the platform you are moving to before you commit.

The multiplayer rules, including the three-player Egg Heist, are on the multiplayer page. Dates are on the release date page and installation steps are in the download guide.