The Current Platform Line
It links buyers to PC, Xbox, and PlayStation stores; it does not provide a Nintendo purchase route or identify Nintendo Switch 2 in that platform line.
The Steam listing is useful for a much smaller fact: a PC version is sold through Steam and dated August 27, 2026. Because Steam is a PC storefront, its page cannot prove whether a separate console port exists.
No Nintendo Switch 2 console, Joy-Con, Nintendo logo, eShop product panel, handheld control prompt, or platform badge appears anywhere in the montage. The image establishes which game the page discusses, but has no compatibility information to contribute.
Unconfirmed Does Not Mean Cancelled
A missing platform name supports only an 'unconfirmed' status.
The announced August 27 date belongs to the named versions. It should not be copied onto a hypothetical Switch 2 release. Likewise, the existence of controller support on PC, the turn-based format, or the game's visual style says nothing conclusive about whether a port is technically or commercially planned.
That Would Change the Answer
Even after a port announcement, separate questions would remain: release date, territories, price, physical or digital format, required storage, performance modes, and whether content matches the other versions. None can be filled from the PC, PS5, or Xbox details now on record.
For a player buying specifically for handheld use, the practical boundary is simple: do not pre-order another platform version expecting a future Nintendo entitlement or save transfer.