Every platform, one honest table
The short version: PC only, free on Steam. Every row below links to a full page that quotes the official source, states its checked date, and gets re-verified as patches land.
PC (Windows)
The only platform. Free on Steam, in Early Access since July 17, 2026. Light requirements: a GTX 1650 class GPU runs it.
UnratedSteam Deck
No Valve compatibility rating yet and no developer statement. Early community reports exist but are thin and mixed.
Not availablePS5
No PlayStation version or store listing. Consolation: your DualSense pairs with any PC and is officially supported there.
Not availableXbox Series X|S
Not on Xbox or Game Pass. Steam lists partial Xbox controller support on PC, so your pad covers the core game with caveats.
Not availableNintendo Switch
Not on Switch or Switch 2. Traditional football games exist there, but no 5v5 physics football game does. The full hardware picture explained.
No native versionMac
Windows-only build. A community workaround exists but is unverified by us; read the honest caveats before trying it.
Not availableMobile (iOS / Android)
No mobile version exists, so any APK claiming to be Strikers Club is fake. What that means and what to play instead.
Moot for nowCrossplay
With one platform there is nothing to cross: every player is already in the same Steam pool. What would change that.
Yes, fully onlineOnline multiplayer
1v1 to 11v11 with 5v5 as the core mode. Every player on the pitch is a real person, the goalkeeper included.
Why is it PC-only?
Oddshot Games is a small Belgian studio in its first weeks of Early Access, and its public priorities are patches and the PC player base: five updates shipped in the three weeks around launch. A console port means certification, platform infrastructure, and probably crossplay work all at once, which is a heavy lift for a team this size. The official FAQ keeps the door open, saying console versions “may be explored” depending on how the game grows, but nothing is announced and nothing has a date.
The practical takeaway for console players: the game is free and its listed hardware requirements are light (a GTX 1650 class GPU), so a mid-range Windows PC or gaming laptop from recent years should run it, and Steam lists DualSense as supported and Xbox pads as partially supported on PC. Our controller support guide covers pairing and bindings, and the player count pagetracks the demand signal that would make a console port worth the studio’s while.
Platform FAQ
What platforms is Strikers Club on?
Strikers Club is available on PC only, as a free download on Steam. It launched into Early Access on July 17, 2026. There is no PS5, Xbox, Switch, Mac, or mobile version, and Steam Deck has no official compatibility rating yet.
Is Strikers Club coming to consoles?
The official FAQ says console versions may be explored depending on how the game grows. That is a door left open, not an announced plan. No console release has a date.
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Sources: Official FAQ · Strikers Club on Steam