Obsessed Lucy Platforms & Languages
Windows, macOS, Linux, Steam app 3995190, itch.io updates, and language support at a glance.
Obsessed Lucy ships as a downloadable visual novel for Windows, macOS, and Linux through Steam (app 3995190, release 6 August 2026) and through itch.io, where VNGTrash published Update 1 (August 2025) and Update 2 (February 2026) ahead of Steam visibility. There is no console or mobile port listed on official PC storefronts at launch; this page documents where to buy, which OS builds exist, and how Steam language support compares to typical itch English-first pages.
Gameplay is single-player only. Achievements appear on Steam only (nine total— see Achievements Guide). itch purchases stand apart from Steam trophy tracking unless you buy both; Steam vs itch.io explains that split without repeating every refund policy paragraph here.
Storefronts and official links
Steam — Primary discovery channel for many PC players. Search app 3995190 or use the official Obsessed Lucy store page linked from our site meta and Review hub. Steam provides automatic updates, library integration, and achievement stats.
itch.io — Creator-direct page with devlogs matching Devlog & Patch Notes. Historically first home for numbered updates and adult 18+ tagging with AI art and music disclosure mirrored later on Steam. Linux zip downloads and pay-what-you-want sales history may differ from Steam pricing.
Do not treat third-party key resellers as official unless VNGTrash announces partnerships. When in doubt, buy from Steam or itch only.
Operating system builds
| OS | Steam | itch.io |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | Yes | Yes |
| macOS | Yes | Yes |
| Linux | Yes | Yes (format may differ) |
Install only the binary matching your OS. Running Windows builds under Wine on Linux is a community experiment, not an official support path when native Linux depots exist.
Hardware expectations align with System Requirements: Dual Core CPU class, 2 GB RAM, GT 750-class GPU reference, ~2 GB storage— budget extra after Update 2 assets.
Languages on Steam
The Steam store page lists many interface languages for the Steam client UI surrounding the game; visual novel text language availability follows whatever VNGTrash ships in the build you download. English is the authoring language for this wiki and for Full Story Walkthrough coverage.
Before assuming full voice acting or dub in a given language, check the Steam “Languages” panel on the live listing— VNGTrash may update support post-launch. Non-English players should verify in-game font rendering on their OS; macOS and Linux sometimes need locale fonts for special characters.
itch pages typically lead with English description text; community translations are not official unless the developer adds them. For localized purchase decisions, pair this page with Worth Buying? essays.
Update channels and version drift
Numbered itch updates can precede Steam patches. Updates Hub tracks headline changes such as Update 2’s +108 images, +26 animations, and +4000 words. If your friend sees a scene you lack, compare storefront version strings before filing bug reports.
Save files do not automatically sync across Steam and itch installs. Replay using Unlock All Endings if you migrate platforms.
Mature content and regional visibility
Adult labeling may hide the Steam store page from restricted accounts or regions with stricter rules. itch requires explicit adult browsing consent. Read Mature Content for thematic warnings independent of region locks.
Connecting platforms to gameplay help
After installing:
- How to Play for controls and save etiquette.
- Walkthrough hubs for scene order, Routes, and Choice Points.
- Endings plus Ending Checklist for completion.
- Guides for friend route and 100% completion.
- Wiki Hub when you forget specs or disclosures.
Steam players should keep Achievement Tracker open during replays; itch players can mimic that structure manually.
Future platforms
If VNGTrash announces console or handheld ports, this page will update alongside the site facts registry. Until then, plan on PC-only builds from the two official storefronts above— no cloud-streaming version is documented at launch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about Obsessed Lucy.
Does Obsessed Lucy have a mobile version?
Official listings at Steam launch focus on Windows, macOS, and Linux PC builds. No iOS or Android port is documented on this wiki.
Which storefront has achievements?
Steam only, with nine achievements. itch has no parallel trophy layer— use the achievement guide and tracker while playing the Steam build.
Are Linux builds native or Proton-only?
Steam offers Linux depots when enabled for the title; itch may ship downloadable Linux binaries. Install the official build for your OS before trying Proton.
Where do I read patch history?
Updates Hub and Devlog & Patch Notes cover Update 1 and Update 2. Platform-specific install issues often tie to System Requirements or Steam vs itch comparisons.