Cozy Game Restoration Price, Platforms and System Requirements

How much does Cozy Game Restoration cost?

The game is a $14.99 Steam release. Steam does not print a price on a coming-soon page until the unlock, so the buy box appears at launch — confirm the number on the store page when it does, and note that Steam applies regional pricing rather than a flat conversion.

There is no deluxe edition and no pre-purchase option. The only add-on on the store is the Cozy Game Restoration Soundtrack (Steam app 5338940), a paid soundtrack app released the same day. The demo is free and separate (Steam app 4742270), so you can decide before spending anything: see demo versus full game.

Which platforms are supported?

Platform	Support	Notes
Windows	Yes, at launch	Windows 10 and 11
macOS	Yes, at launch	Intel and Apple silicon
Linux	No native build	The demo ran through Proton
Steam Deck	Target device	Designed around Deck controls and screen
Consoles	None announced	No PlayStation, Xbox or Switch version

Steam lists full controller support, DualShock and DualSense support, a mouse-only option and a “playable without timed input” tag. That last one matters more than usual for a cleaning game: nothing punishes you for putting the controller down mid-cartridge.

What are the PC system requirements?

Steam’s own listing, unchanged as of 3 November 2026:

	Minimum	Recommended
OS	Windows 10 or 11	Windows 10 or 11
Processor	X64 architecture	X64 architecture
Memory	8 GB RAM	8 GB RAM
Graphics	Intel Graphics 4400 or better	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 / AMD RX 570
DirectX	Version 10	Version 10
Storage	4 GB available space	4 GB available space

One extra note sits in the requirements block: a mouse with two buttons and a scroll wheel is needed for camera control. The game supports gamepads but the camera model assumes a pointing device.

What are the Mac system requirements?

	Minimum and recommended
OS	High Sierra 10.13+ (Intel), Big Sur 11.0 (Apple silicon)
Processor	Apple M1 or Intel Core M
Memory	8 GB RAM
Storage	4 GB available space

The Mac minimum and recommended blocks are identical on the store page, which usually means the same build target rather than a missing spec — 8 GB and 4 GB of disk is the whole requirement either way.

Does the game run on Steam Deck?

Yes, and it is not a port afterthought. The store page says the game “is being built from the ground up for Steam Deck”, and every demo build shipped with Deck-friendly patches: controller panning fixes, UI scaling updates and controller sensitivity tuning. Details are on the Steam Deck page.

If you want the Deck-first play order, the short version is: gamepad layout, camera sensitivity in the options menu, and the tool toggle option enabled so you are not holding a trigger for a whole cartridge.

What languages are included?

The store lists 18 languages: English (with full audio), French, German, Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Latin America), Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Czech, Swedish, Dutch, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Belarusian and Catalan.

Localisation landed in the final demo and was still being patched on 14 October 2026, so treat any odd string at launch as a translation fix waiting to happen rather than a broken build.

Is $14.99 a fair price for the content?

The full game is 108 cartridge titles with randomised condition and rarity, a quest set built around collecting, a customisable collection room and the shelf bonus system that ties genres to tool power. The demo alone gives you seven cartridges and a few in-game days, which is enough to judge whether the cleaning loop holds up for you.

For how the demo and the launch build differ in scope, read demo versus full game; for what you actually do minute to minute, start with the beginner guide.