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Is Last Pirates: Die Together on PS5? Xbox, Crossplay and Price

Last Pirates: Die Together is now on Xbox in Game Preview. Is it on PS5 or Switch, does it have crossplay with Steam, and what does it cost?

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Last Pirates: Die Together gameplay screenshot of two pirates facing a monster on a ship deckImage: Steam

Last Pirates: Die Together, the four-player co-op horror game where stretchy-armed pirates haul loot past monsters, came to Xbox on 11 November as a Game Preview, almost three months after its Steam Early Access launch. That has PlayStation and Switch players asking when it's their turn. Here's what Ukrainian developer RetroStyle Games has confirmed.

Is Last Pirates: Die Together on PS5?

No. There's no PS5 version, and RetroStyle Games hasn't announced one. The game is on Steam (Windows) and on Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC through the Xbox store, and the developer's announcements so far only cover those two. If a PlayStation version is announced, we'll update this page.

Is it on Switch or Switch 2?

No, and nothing has been announced for either console.

Is Last Pirates: Die Together on Xbox?

Yes. It launched on 11 November in Xbox Game Preview, Microsoft's early access programme, on Xbox Series X|S and PC. It's an Xbox Play Anywhere game, so one purchase covers both. The store page warns that it's a work in progress that may change over time.

The developer says it's the same game as on Steam, and that Steam updates and events will reach Xbox at the same time. It isn't part of Game Pass: Xbox Wire's list of the week's releases doesn't mark it as a Game Pass title.

Does Last Pirates: Die Together have crossplay?

Yes, between Steam and Xbox. RetroStyle Games says crossplay works from day one: Steam and Xbox players join the same sessions, and console players get aim assist. There's nothing to cross-play with on PlayStation or Switch, since it isn't on either.

How much does it cost?

It's $7.99 on Steam. Xbox Wire's release list puts the Xbox version at $9.99. During Early Access, the developer says every major update is free, and it may raise the price at full release but hasn't decided; any change will be announced well in advance.

How many players can play?

One to four. The Steam and Xbox pages list single-player and online co-op for up to four players. There's no local or split-screen co-op. Since an August update, balance is tuned separately for solo and team play, covering the quota, shop prices, item counts and enemy spawns.

When is the full release?

The Steam page lists 29 January 2027 as the date it leaves Early Access. The developer's own notes are more cautious: it is aiming for "6+ months" and says the game will stay in Early Access "until it's truly ready", pointing to its team working in Ukraine in challenging circumstances. For 1.0 it plans more locations, new enemies and bosses, character customisation and deeper progression.

What kind of game is it?

You and up to three friends are pirates with elastic arms, sent onto a mysterious island, a ship and a castle to grab loot for your captain and get it back aboard before something gets you. The monsters include a Mimic that can imitate your friends' voices, a crab that steals loot and a parrot whose screech calls every enemy nearby. Coins carry over between runs for unlockable upgrade cards. If you like co-op horror with friends, Wales Interactive's Hazard Levels also came to PS5 and Xbox this week.

Does it run on Steam Deck?

Yes. The game is Steam Deck Verified, the developer announced on 10 September. On PC, Steam lists Windows 7 or later, an Intel Core i5, 8GB of RAM, a GeForce GTX 1050 and 5GB of storage. There's no Mac version.

Which languages are supported?

Steam lists 20 language options, among them English, French, German, Italian, Spanish (Spain and Latin America), Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and Chinese.