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Aniimo is a cross-platform online game, and where a Pathfinder plays and who they can play with are set by two separate things: the platform the game runs on, and the regional server the account lives on.

Platforms at Launch

The launch is staggered by a week: PC, consoles and cloud go first, mobile follows. PlayStation support is PlayStation 5 only, with no PlayStation 4 version, and Xbox support is the ninth-generation consoles only, with no Xbox One version. On Xbox the game carries Play Anywhere, so a purchase on one Xbox platform carries to the other.

Mac was named as a launch platform in official mid-2026 material and it is still part of the game's stated platform line-up, but as of September 13, 2026, three days out, the PC store listing declares Windows only with no Mac build attached and no Mac client had appeared on any storefront that carries the game. Treat Mac availability as announced rather than verified on day one.

PC Storefronts

The PC version is distributed through several storefronts rather than one, which is worth knowing because the paid pre-order packs are not sold on all of them.

The game's own site links six storefronts in total: Steam, the Epic Games Store, the Microsoft and Xbox Store, the PlayStation Store, Google Play and the App Store. The Google Play listing went up ahead of the mobile release and is the sixth of those; it takes wishlist entries rather than pre-orders.

Regional Servers

The international build runs on three named regional servers.

These are the same three shards used during the closed beta, where they appeared under both short and long names, and the beta schedule ran them on their own local clocks: Apac on UTC+8, Europe on UTC+0, and the Americas on UTC-4. A character lives on one of them.

Mainland China is served separately from the international build, on its own site and its own storefront, with its own operator and its own publishing licence. Taiwan is handled by a regional agent.

Cross-Play

Cross-platform multiplayer is a stated design pillar rather than an add-on, and it is listed as a capability on both the PC and Xbox versions. Cross-platform co-op and cross-platform multiplayer are both supported, and the console listing puts online co-op at two to four players. The same listing marks the game as available on PC, Xbox Series X and S, and handheld devices. Online multiplayer on Xbox consoles requires a Game Pass subscription tier that includes online play; the game itself does not require Xbox Live Gold.

The PlayStation version requires an online connection, supports Remote Play, and requires the DualSense controller's vibration and adaptive trigger functions.

Language Support

The PC client ships in thirteen languages, four of them with full voice: English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean carry full audio, and French, German, Russian, Indonesian, Thai, Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, Vietnamese and Traditional Chinese are interface and subtitle only. Multi-language voiceover for the main story was added for launch, and translation quality was improved across every supported language at the same time.

The Xbox listing declares a wider set of locales than the PC client does. Where the two disagree, the PC client's thirteen are the ones tied to the actual game build.