The official Steam listing supports Windows and macOS, and marks Stick It to the Stickman as Steam Deck Verified. Its app data sets Linux support to false. As of September 28, 2026, the Steam store and official announcements did not confirm a PlayStation, Xbox, Switch or mobile edition.
Platform availability on September 28, 2026
| Platform | What the cited listing establishes |
|---|---|
| Windows | Official Steam system requirements and app support |
| macOS | Official Steam system requirements and app support |
| Steam Deck | Steam labels the game Verified |
| Native Linux | Steam app data says linux: false; no native Linux build is listed |
| PlayStation, Xbox, Switch or mobile | No release was confirmed in the official pages checked on September 28, 2026 |
The Steam store page is the source for the listed PC systems and Deck badge. PCGamingWiki records a Steam Play/Proton path for Linux users, which is a compatibility route rather than official native Linux support. Compatibility on a particular Linux setup is not established by that path alone.
Does platform choice change play features?
The Steam version lists a level editor, Steam Workshop, shared-screen co-op and Remote Play Together. Steam also lists full controller support, names Xbox controllers and DualSense via USB, and says the developers recommend a controller. These are store features for the Steam release; they do not establish the feature set of an unannounced port.
If you are choosing an input method on PC or Deck, see the controller and keyboard guide. For playing with a friend, the multiplayer guide separates local co-op from Remote Play Together and the unresolved native online co-op claim.
Date boundary: Platform listings can change. These statements reflect the linked store and community records as of September 28, 2026; they are not a promise about future ports.