Every Platform It Runs On

Four platforms, three stores, and no console version.

Desktop or mobile?

The game is a point-and-click adventure, so both work. The differences that actually matter:

Steam gives you achievements and cloud saves. All 49 achievements are Steam-only; the mobile builds have their own progress tracking but no Steam achievement list. Steam Cloud carries your save between your own PCs.

Mobile is cheaper and travels. $4.99 against $7.99 at list price, and the touch controls suit a game that is entirely tapping on things.

One puzzle is harder on touch. The morning exercise sequence is set by dragging, and short drags register as taps. It is an input quirk rather than a design problem, but it is the single most common mobile complaint.

Nothing is shared between platforms. Three separate purchases, three separate saves. Family Sharing is a Steam feature and does not reach mobile.

Pages for each

• Steam — the desktop build, achievements, Deck status
• iOS — iPhone and iPad, sizes and requirements
• Android — Google Play, the APK question
• Lite — the free mobile build
• System requirements — all four platforms in one table
• Consoles — the short answer, and what would have to change

Where it is not

Despite what search suggestions imply, there is no PS5 version, no Switch version, no Xbox version and no Linux build. There is also no browser version — this is not a game you can play unblocked at school or in a work tab. Anything claiming otherwise is either a different game or a fake.