Monk Took Book Platforms: PC Now, Consoles and GOG Later?

Where you can play it today

Steam PC, and that is the whole list. Monk Took Book launched on Steam on September 3, 2026, published by its own two-person developer SquarePlay Games. There is no console version, no mobile version, and no second storefront release as of September 2026 — our system requirements guide covers the hardware you need once you are there, and the demo remains the free entry point.

The GOG Dreamlist, explained honestly

Monk Took Book has an official page on GOG’s Dreamlist — GOG’s community-voting system where players request games they want released on GOG’s DRM-free store. What that page means, precisely:

• ✅ It exists, and voting is a real demand signal the developer and GOG can see.
• ❌ It is not a release announcement, a beta sign-up, or a pre-order. Dreamlist pages describe intent to request, and many never convert.
• ❓ Whether SquarePlay Games wants a GOG release is unknown — no statement either way as of this writing.

If you want the game on GOG, voting on the Dreamlist is the only lever that exists today. If you buy on Steam meanwhile, our worth-it page tracks the price and discount situation.

What about Switch, PlayStation and Xbox?

Nothing announced, on any console, as of September 2026. Context that keeps expectations calibrated: the studio is two people, the game just launched, and ports are expensive months of work that indies typically only start after the PC release stabilizes. The game also leans on keyboard-friendly systems (full key rebinding is an official feature), though nothing about the design obviously rules out a controller — that is speculation, clearly labeled as such.

One genuinely useful data point for the handheld question: the minimum requirements explicitly exclude integrated and low-spec mobile laptop GPUs, which suggests modest hardware needs a real dedicated GPU — a relevant caution for Steam Deck-class hopes until verification status is officially stated.

How to track platform news first

Three channels, in order of speed: the Steam news hub (RSS-subscribable, where our patch tracker sources everything), the developer’s press kit page, and SquarePlay Games’ X account. This page updates whenever anything platform-related is announced — the patch notes tracker covers the weekly sweep that catches it.