Hearth and Hamlet Platforms - Windows, Linux and Requirements

Hearth and Hamlet ships on two platforms: Windows and Linux, both through Steam. There is no macOS build and no console release published on the store listing, which makes the Linux build the notable part of the availability answer for a game of this size.

Which platforms the listing covers

The store data behind the page is explicit, and both listed builds come with their own published requirement tiers.

Windows is listed with its own minimum and recommended specs, and Linux is listed with a separate requirement block that names Ubuntu 20.04 or newer and SteamOS. macOS is not listed, and no console version is published on the store page.

A Linux build with its own spec block is unusual for a small citybuilder, and it means the game is playable on a Steam Deck through Proton or through the listed Ubuntu and SteamOS targets.

Price and what is attached to the listing

Two things hang off the product page: a single DLC appid and a trailer named after a demo.

Field	Value at capture
Entry	Hearth and Hamlet, standard edition
List price	$7.99
Price at capture	$6.39 (20 percent off)
DLC listed	One appid, 4951750, no readable name
Demo listed	None
Release status	Full release, dated Aug 19, 2026

The store page carries no deluxe edition, no season pass and no demo entry. The DLC exists as an appid on the product but the listing publishes no name or description for it in the data we captured, so nothing is stated about its contents here.

The Linux build and what it asks for

Linux is where this listing differs most from a typical indie release, because the store page publishes a full requirement block for it.

• Minimum: Ubuntu 20.04 or newer, or SteamOS, with an Intel Core i3 at 3.2 GHz, 8 GB of RAM, a GTX 650 or HD 7770 with 2 GB of VRAM, and 1 GB of storage.
• Recommended: the same operating systems with an Intel Core i5-2400 at 3.1 GHz, 16 GB of RAM, a GTX 750 Ti or R7 260X with 2 GB of VRAM, and 1 GB of storage.

The Linux block omits the DirectX and sound card lines that the Windows block carries, which is expected on a non-DirectX platform but worth noting: the two lists are not identical in shape.

Achievements, cloud and family sharing

The feature tags on this listing are short. Single-player, Steam Achievements and Family Sharing are the only three, and there is no controller support tag, no Steam Cloud tag and no multiplayer tag of any kind.

Tag	Listed
Single-player	Yes
Steam achievements	Yes
Family sharing	Yes
Full controller support	No
Steam Cloud	No
Multiplayer of any kind	No

That is a lean tag list, and it fits the store text: this is a single-player management game with no party and no online component described anywhere on the page.

What the platform listing does not say

Three availability questions are open: whether a macOS build will follow the Linux one, whether the DLC appid is paid or free, and whether the game will ever appear on a console.

None of those are answered on the store page or in the store data we captured. Where the page is silent, this page stays silent.

The specs themselves are broken down on System Requirements, and the launch state is on Launch & Demo.