Is Satisfactory 1.0 On PS5 Or Xbox Series X/S Consoles?
1.0 has officially been released, with fans having had early access starting in 2019. Because the game has finally been released in full, players have been fervent in figuring out when the game will hit consoles. The internet is flooded with misinformation about when the game will be available on Xbox or PS5, with some stating it is available already. isn't officially available on consoles, but that seems to be changing in the future.
is a building game that takes place on an alien planet, tasking players with building a space elevator and much more, and people find it terrifically satisfying. Because of these overall positive critical reviews and audience reception, it is only natural that people want the game available on as many platforms as possible. The developer, Coffee Stain Studio, has not released an official date for 's console release, but it has provided some hope for fans.
On its official YouTube channel, Coffee Stain Studio has unveiled a launch trailer for 's 1.0 version, and it promises that the game will come to other consoles. This video only cites “” as to whenwill release on different consoles. As of right now, players can only play the game on PC after purchasing it online. This is promising, after many early reports stating the game would never make it to other platforms outside of PC, due to hardware constraints or difficulties in translating gameplay to a controller.
Despite the rumors, Coffee Stain Studio is pursuing bringing the game to other consoles. The company clearly wants to release the base building game as seamlessly as possible, which is evident after having in early access for five years. An official statement on the website says, “” By spending over five years perfecting a game, Coffee Stain Studio has illustrated it is likely not going to release a console version of without ensuring it is the best experience for players.
has been in early access since 2019, so its 1.0 release has been hugely anticipated. As the name suggests, t
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