Peak is moving to consoles, and when it arrives it will let those players connect with the people already climbing on PC. Landfall Games confirmed the plan after finishing the game’s final content update, shifting its focus from new features to porting the co-op survival climber onto additional hardware.
Quick answer: Yes. Peak’s console versions will support cross-platform play, so console players can join the existing Steam community and other console platforms in the same sessions. No release date and no specific console list have been confirmed yet.
What Landfall confirmed about crossplay on console
Landfall shared through the Peak Discord that work on bringing the game to other platforms is now the studio’s main priority. The key detail is that the ports will be cross-platform. Anyone who buys Peak on a console will be able to play alongside the existing Steam player base, and alongside players on any other supported console platform.
Peak is going to be cross-platform, meaning that anyone who picks up the game on console will be able to play with the existing Steam community, as well as any other console platforms.
The studio also noted it had been “slowly working on porting Peak to other platforms” during development, and that finishing the final update freed the team to concentrate on the console release.
Crossplay status right now versus after the ports
Today, Peak has no crossplay because it exists on only one platform. It is a PC-only release on Steam, so there is no second platform for it to connect with. Multiplayer currently runs through Steam’s networking, with up to four players joining a co-op session by inviting Steam friends directly. There is no built-in matchmaking, which is why many players organize groups through the Peak Discord.
| Feature | Now (PC only) | After console ports |
|---|---|---|
| Crossplay | Not available (single platform) | Planned across Steam and consoles |
| Platforms | PC via Steam | PC plus unannounced consoles |
| Co-op size | Up to 4 players | Not separately confirmed |
| Matchmaking | Steam friends only, no matchmaking | Not confirmed |
The practical benefit is straightforward. Players who already own Peak on PC will not need to rebuy the game to play with friends who pick it up on console, because both sides share the same session pool.
Which consoles are supported
The exact console lineup has not been announced. Landfall has confirmed only that ports are in development and that they will include crossplay. Specific platforms, whether that means PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, or a combination, remain unstated.
Cross-progression has also not been confirmed for the console versions. On PC, saves and unlocks stay tied to the platform where you play, and there is no announced plan yet for carrying progress across platforms once the ports arrive.
When the console ports launch
There is no confirmed release date for the console versions. Landfall has said only that more news will come at some point, and no official launch window beyond that has been locked in. Until the studio names a platform and a date, treat any specific timing as unconfirmed.
For now, the game remains playable on PC through Steam, including a full solo mode that carries the same content as multiplayer. The final content update already added two new biomes, the Gloom and The Citadel, which replaced the Caldera and the Kiln in rotation. That update marked the end of Peak’s ongoing development, leaving the console ports and their crossplay support as the remaining item on the studio’s roadmap.
