Professional Ship Simulator Platforms - Tutorial Content on the Windows Build

Professional Ship Simulator is listed for Windows only on Steam, at $36.99 in the US at capture and with no discount shown. The store page carries the tutorial content on that single build, and no macOS or console version appears anywhere in the store data.

The platform on the store listing

The appdetails record carries one true platform flag, Windows, which matches the store page. Every other platform question is answered by silence rather than by a statement, so this page reports an absence, not a plan.

Platform	Listing state	Notes on the store page
Windows	Listed	Full requirement text published
macOS	Not listed	No build shown
Linux	Not listed	No build shown
Consoles	Not listed	No version announced

Steam Deck status is not stated on the listing either way, so it is not claimed here.

Price, edition and what a buyer pays

At capture the game was $36.99 in the US with no discount applied. Only the standard edition appears on the page, and the appdetails record lists no DLC app beside the base game, so the store listing is a single purchase.

Price is a snapshot rather than a property of the game, so the figure here is stamped to the capture date. Steam prices move with regional pricing and promotions, and the live store page is the authority.

The published requirement tiers

Both a minimum and a recommended tier are published, and the gap between them is wide in the places that matter for a simulator: memory doubles and the graphics card jumps two generations.

• Minimum: Windows 11 Home, Intel Core i5-12500H, 16 GB RAM, NVIDIA GTX 1080 TI with at least 8GB VRAM, DirectX 12, 16 GB storage, broadband internet, DirectX-compatible sound card.
• Recommended: Windows 11 Home, Intel Core i7-13700HX, 32 GB RAM, NVIDIA RTX 4070 with 12GB VRAM or AMD RX 7800 XT, DirectX 12, 16 GB storage, broadband internet.

The 16 GB storage line is small for a simulation with two large maps, and it is reproduced exactly as published rather than rounded up.

What the requirements text does not cover

The listing publishes no resolution or frame-rate target on either tier, no note on which assets stream from disk, and no mention of a Steam Deck verification status. It also does not say what the broadband connection is used for, even though it is listed on both tiers.

Those are gaps in the official record rather than omissions made here. Anyone checking a machine against the page should treat the graphics tier as the binding constraint, because both tiers ask for a dedicated card with substantial VRAM.

Buying with the tutorial path in mind

The listing puts the onboarding on the same build it sells: guided tutorials and structured missions, both on Windows. There is no separate tutorial download, no demo and no console build that could differ, which keeps the buying decision to one platform and one price.

Where to go next

The launch record is on Launch & Demo, the requirement detail is on Setups, and the beginner route is on New Player Guide.