Olympus 2249 Platforms - Windows, Languages and Controller Support

Olympus 2249 is a Windows-only release, sold on Steam in Early Access from Oct 6, 2026, with a store price of $19.99 at the time of capture. Seven languages carry interface and subtitle support, controller support is listed as full for Xbox pads, and no console, macOS, Linux or Steam Deck version has been announced anywhere in the official listing.

Where Olympus 2249 is available

One platform is listed and one purchase entry exists, so availability is simple. The macOS and Linux requirement blocks are present but empty, which is the same signal as the platform flags.

Platform or version	Status in the official listing
Windows	Released Oct 6, 2026, in Early Access
macOS	Not supported; platform flag false, no requirement block content
Linux	Not supported; platform flag false, no requirement block content
PlayStation, Xbox, Switch	Not announced anywhere on the listing
Steam Deck	No compatibility rating published
Steam store listing	The only purchase entry, package 1765047
Demo	None published
DLC	None listed

Two entries in that table are worth restating: the absence of a demo is not a temporary sale note, and the absence of console versions is an absence from the official record rather than a delay statement.

Languages and audio

Seven languages are listed on the store page, and every one of them is ticked for interface and subtitles. The Full Audio column is empty for all seven, so no language is flagged for full voice-over in the official data.

• English
• French
• German
• Spanish - Spain
• Polish
• Russian
• Simplified Chinese

The store page shows English plus six more by default and expands to the full list, which is a display behaviour rather than a separate tier. Nothing in the listing describes which text is voiced and which is not, apart from the empty Full Audio column.

Controller and input options

The store sidebar marks full Xbox controller support and denies partial support, and the same full-support entry appears in the feature list. PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 controller support are both flagged false, and Steam Input API support is flagged false as well.

The listing also lists Keyboard Only Option and Mouse Only Option, along with Playable without Timed Input, Save Anytime, Adjustable Difficulty and playable at your own pace. Together those entries describe a game that can be driven with one input method at a time and stopped at any point, which is consistent with the turn-based design.

Cloud, family sharing and account features

Steam Cloud and Family Sharing are both listed, so saves can follow the account rather than the machine, and the game can be shared inside a household. Steam Achievements is listed too, and there are 12 of them, with only ten names published.

The listing carries no Steam features beyond that set: no multiplayer, no online co-op, no workshop and no level editor appear in the feature list. Single-player is the first entry in the categories array, which matches the store text describing a single-player turn-based cRPG.

What is not available yet

No console port has been announced, in any of the official sources checked for this page. No macOS or Linux build has been announced. No Steam Deck verification state is published. No demo exists, and there is no free weekend or free trial attached to the listing.

Official contact is an email address, dieselshipstudio@gmail.com, and the website field is empty, so there is no developer site to consult for platform news. The Early Access answers on the store page mention more locations, factions, quests, characters and items in the full version, but they say nothing about additional platforms.

The spec tiers for the Windows build are on Setups, the launch and Early Access timing is on Launch and Demo, and every figure above is collected again on the Cheat Sheet.