No. Strikers Club is not on PS5. As of July 19, 2026 the game exists only on PC through Steam, where it launched into Early Access on July 17 as a free download. There is no PlayStation version, no PlayStation store listing, and no announced console release date.
What the developer actually says
The official FAQ on strikersclub.gg addresses consoles directly. This is the complete answer, last checked July 19, 2026:
“Strikers Club is available on PC via Steam. Console versions may be explored in the future depending on demand and development resources.”
Read that wording carefully: “may be explored” is a door left open, not a plan. Oddshot Games is a small Belgian studio in week one of Early Access, and its public priorities right now are patches and the PC player base; five updates shipped in the three weeks around launch. A PS5 port would mean certification, PSN infrastructure, and probably crossplay work, which is a heavy lift for a team this size. If console demand shows up loudly, the FAQ says they will look at it. Nothing more is promised, and we will update this page the moment that changes.
The detail PS5 players should know: your DualSense already works
Here is the genuinely useful part. The Steam store page lists PS5 DualSense support on PC, including over Bluetooth. If you have any Windows PC or gaming laptop that meets the light requirements (GTX 1650 class GPU, 8 GB RAM, 2 GB of disk), you can pair the controller you already own and play the game for free today with a familiar pad in your hands. Details are in our controls and controller support guide.
Alternatives for PS5 today
- Rematchis the closest experience actually on PS5: Sloclap’s 5v5 third-person football game, $29.99, with crossplay across PC and Xbox. It plays arcade rules (walls, no fouls or offside, rotating keeper) where Strikers Club plays real football rules. Our full Strikers Club vs Rematch comparison weighs them honestly.
- Wait and watch. If Strikers Club keeps growing, console demand becomes harder to ignore. The player count page tracks how the population is trending, which is the best public signal of whether a port ever makes business sense.
Want to see what the fuss is about first? The game is free on Steam, and the beginner guide covers your first ten matches.