Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons Warlock Platforms and Wishlist

Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons is confirmed for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. PC is split across Steam (application 3714800) and the Epic Games Store. Official marketing on warlockthegame.com links all four storefronts under a single “Wishlist Now” row. There is no Nintendo listing, no last-generation console listing, and no mobile listing. If you only own a Switch or a phone, this is not your 2027 D&D action game unless Wizards adds a SKU later.

Wishlisting is the only player action available before launch. It does not cost money. It is how you get store emails when a date, a price, or a demo appears. Use the wishlist tool if you want checkboxes; this page explains what each listing actually contains.

PlayStation 5

PlayStation’s concept page (10014981) carries the same 2027 window and the Gamescom gameplay film. Full controller support is expected: Invoke told IGN that regular spells sit on the controller at all times, with rituals as the menu exception. DualSense specifics (adaptive triggers, haptic spell cues) have not been detailed. Do not buy a new pad for features that are not in a patch note.

Xbox Series X|S

Xbox Wire published a magic-focused explainer after Gamescom, which is a strong signal that Xbox is a first-class SKU, not a port afterthought. The Microsoft store listing is 9N8L988ZKTTL. Game Pass has not been announced. Series S versus Series X resolution and frame-rate targets are unpublished. Treat “Xbox Series” as the family, not a promise of 4K 60 on every SKU.

PC — Steam and Epic

Steam lists full controller support, Xbox controllers, and PlayStation controllers. Steam Deck compatibility is unknown. System requirements are not posted. If you are building a PC in 2026 for a 2027 game, wait for a spec sheet rather than guessing from Dark Alliance or Baldur’s Gate 3.

Epic has its own store page and a short gameplay cut. Cross-save between Steam and Epic is unannounced. Pick one store and stay there until Invoke says otherwise.

Languages on Steam

The visible Steam language table includes English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish (Spain), with a total of twelve supported languages. English, French, German, and Spanish (Spain) show full audio in that snippet; Italian shows interface and subtitles without full audio. Japanese press mentioned Japanese subtitles at announcement. This wiki localizes English, French, German, and Spanish because those are the mainstream full-audio European languages in the public table, skipping Simplified Chinese and Russian per our own scope even if Steam later lists them among the twelve.

Controllers and controls

You will not be choosing a spell wheel for Eldritch Blast versus Witch Bolt in the footage philosophy. Cantrips and advanced spells are meant to stay on the pad. Rituals such as Downpour use a crafting-like menu and components. Keyboard-and-mouse mappings are unpublished. When they land, they will be mirrored here and on the controls page.

What to do this week

1. Wishlist on the store you actually launch games from.
2. Follow @warlockthegame and warlockthegame.com so you are not dependent on this fan wiki for embargo dates.
3. Read how to play and spells so the next trailer is readable.
4. If you care about Tasha or Kaatri more than platforms, skip to characters.
5. If you need a 2027 calendar reminder, keep release date bookmarked — it will change the day a day exists.

Related news: TGA 2025, Gamescom reveal, news hub. Related tools: pact planner if you are already dreaming about warhammer-plus-tentacles loadouts.