Is Game of Thrones: Kingsroad on PS5, Xbox or Switch? Platform Availability Explained

Quick Answer

Game of Thrones: Kingsroad is not on PS5, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch — and no console version has been announced. The searches for "Kingsroad PS5" almost always come from players seeing the game's console-quality visuals and assuming it must be on PlayStation. It is not.

The complete platform list as of September 2026:

Platform	Status	Notes
iOS	Available	Requires iOS 15+ with A12 Bionic or later
Android	Available	Play Store filters unsupported devices
PC (Steam)	Available	Released May 14, 2026; free to play
Steam Deck	Available	Officially rated Playable
PS5 / Xbox / Switch	Not available	No announcement

Mobile launched first (2025), with the global PC release following on Steam in May 2026. See our mobile requirements guide for device details and the crossplay guide for how progress moves between platforms.

Why There Is No Console Version (Yet)

Three practical reasons keep Kingsroad off consoles for now:

1. It was built mobile-first. Netmarble designed Kingsroad as a touch-first live-service action RPG, then brought it to PC. A console port would be a third adaptation of the same live service.
2. The live-ops calendar is full. The developer's 2026 roadmap centered on the Casterly Rock region, the September 30 progression update, and the October 14 server merge — expanding to consoles has not appeared in any developer note.
3. No announcement exists. Coverage around the PC launch (and earlier, the mobile launch) explicitly noted the absence of a console version. If that changes, it will be a headline announcement on the official news page — not a quiet store listing.

The realistic guidance: do not delay playing on rumors. Your account and progress are platform-flexible within the current ecosystem, and any future platform would almost certainly connect through the same account linking system (that is how mobile and PC work today).

How to Play Kingsroad on a TV Today

You cannot put the game in a PlayStation, but you can absolutely play it from your couch:

Option 1: PC + TV + Controller (Best Experience)

Connect your PC to the TV over HDMI, launch the Steam version, and pair an Xbox or DualSense controller — Steam lists both with Partial Controller Support. This is the closest thing to a native console experience: high settings, stable frame rate, big screen. Our controller support guide and best settings guide cover the tuning.

Option 2: Steam Deck Docked

The Steam Deck is officially rated Playable, and docking it to a TV behaves like a small console. Our Steam Deck settings guide walks through the settings that matter and the boss-fight quirks to expect.

Option 3: Phone to TV (Limited)

Screen mirroring or wired HDMI from a phone works in principle, but adds input latency that hurts this game's dodge-and-parry combat. It is acceptable for exploration and world boss farming, frustrating for precise boss fights. If mobile is your main platform, optimize for it directly (best mobile settings).

What About Crossplay With Console Players?

Since no console version exists, there is no console crossplay to consider. Crossplay in Kingsroad means mobile + PC + Steam Deck playing together — which the game supports through its Cross-Platform Multiplayer and account linking system. Details in the crossplay guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Kingsroad free on PC?

Yes. The Steam version is free to play with in-app purchases, same as mobile. There is no purchase to make before trying it.

Can I use a PS5 controller on PC for Kingsroad?

Yes — Steam lists DualSense controller support (partial). Xbox controllers are also supported. If buttons feel wrong, remap before blaming the game; our controller guide covers the common fixes.

Will my progress carry if a console version comes out later?

Nothing is promised for an unannounced platform, but the account system is already cross-platform between mobile and PC, which is the architecture a future port would most likely plug into. Start now, link your account, and keep your options open.

Is the PC version different from mobile?

The PC build has higher graphics ceilings, controller and keyboard support, and the same content and servers. Our mobile vs PC guide compares the full experience.