Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core Platforms & Device Support

Currently, the only confirmed Rogue Core platforms are Steam and Windows PC. According to the Steam Store page, the game supports Single-player, Online Co-op, Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing. It requires a 64-bit processor and operating system, specifically Windows 10 64 Bit. If you are looking to purchase or play immediately upon the May 20, 2026 launch, a Windows PC running Steam is the only officially verified method.

The Rogue Core Steam Deck official status is currently [Tracking]. While community aggregator ProtonDB shows a "Gold" rating based on playtests, this is not an official Valve Steam Deck Verified badge.

Furthermore, there is no official native support listed for Linux or macOS in the system requirements. Mac users currently have no official avenue to play, and Linux users will likely need to rely on the Proton compatibility layer.

The game fully supports Online Co-op for 1-4 players via Steam. However, Rogue Core crossplay is currently [Unknown]. "Online Co-op" as a Steam feature simply means you can play with other Steam users over the internet. Without console versions currently announced, crossplay infrastructure (such as connecting Steam players to Xbox/PS5 players) remains unconfirmed.

Before purchasing, players should verify they meet the minimum requirements: an Intel Core i5 (7th gen) / Ryzen 5 1500X, 8 GB RAM, and a GTX 970 / Radeon 290. Full minimum and recommended specifications, along with network and storage details (6 GB available space), are detailed on our dedicated Rogue Core System Requirements page.

Understanding the Steam Store tags prevents false expectations regarding Rogue Core platform support:

Single-player: You can play solo (accompanied by the drone Cooper). Online Co-op: You can connect with up to 3 other players online. This does not confirm cross-platform matchmaking. Steam Cloud: Your permanent meta-progression (unlocked Phase Suits, Suit Mods, and Reclaimer Weapons on the RV-09 "Ramrod") will sync across your Steam devices. Full Controller Support: Native support for gamepads. SteamDB metadata confirms tags for DualShock and DualSense controllers, meaning standard controller API inputs are supported, though exact UI scaling and aim-assist efficiency require post-launch testing.

How do we classify platform information on this Wiki?

Confirmed Platforms: Explicitly listed on the official Steam page or press releases (e.g., Windows PC). Device Compatibility (Tracking): Platforms like the Steam Deck where the game might run via layers like Proton, but lacks official developer verification. Console / Subscriptions (Unknown): Platforms where no code, store page, or press release exists (e.g., PS5, Game Pass).

What We Are Still Verifying (Verification Queue): We are actively tracking post-launch data for: Native Linux support, official Valve Steam Deck Verified badges, exact controller aim-assist feel, and any future developer roadmap announcements regarding consoles or crossplay.