Seafarer: The Ship Sim Platforms - How to Refuel on the Windows Build

Seafarer: The Ship Sim is listed for Windows only on Steam, at $12.49 in the US at capture against a $24.99 list price. Two add-on apps sit beside the base game, and no macOS or console version appears 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 a statement.

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. Full controller support is tagged, which matters for a helm-based game.

Price, edition and the two add-on apps

At capture the base game sold for $12.49, which is 50% below the $24.99 list price. Two additional apps are attached to the listing rather than to the edition.

• Voyager Pack (app 4813460): $10.99, released Sep 24, 2026, adding two vessels and cosmetic items.
• Soundtrack (app 4180110): $4.99, released Jan 27, 2026.

Because a price is a snapshot rather than a property of the game, the figure is stamped to the capture date.

The published requirement tiers

Both a minimum and a recommended tier are published, and the storage figure of 42 GB is identical on each. The recommended tier is unusually heavy on memory, asking for 64 GB of RAM.

• Minimum: 64-bit Windows 10, Intel Core i3-12100F or AMD Ryzen 5 3600, 16 GB RAM, RTX 2060 6 GB or RX 5600 XT 6 GB, DirectX 12, 42 GB storage, dedicated graphics card.
• Recommended: 64-bit Windows 11, AMD Ryzen 9 7900 or Intel equivalent, 64 GB RAM, RTX 4070 12 GB or RX 7950 16 GB, DirectX 12, 42 GB storage.

The dedicated graphics card note appears on both tiers, so integrated graphics are ruled out by the listing itself.

How to refuel across the base game and the DLC

The refuelling step that players search for has no published description, and neither the base game listing nor the Voyager Pack describes one. What the Voyager Pack adds is two vessels and cosmetic items, so it does not introduce a new onboard system either.

The safest reading is that anything not named on the store page is not documented, rather than not present.

What the requirements text does not cover

The listing publishes no frame-rate or resolution target and no mention of Steam Deck verification. It does not explain the 64 GB memory figure on the recommended tier, and it names no network requirement even though online co-op is tagged.

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.