Release date and platforms
As of 11 November 2026, Project Rabbit has no published release date. Steam lists it as Coming soon, with a wishlist button and no price. The only storefront with a verified product page is Steam, for Windows. IGN’s 10 November cinematic-trailer description says the game is also coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and the Epic Games Store, but matching product pages were not found, and NovaFlare’s own site and Steam page do not name those platforms.
| Question | What is published (11 November 2026) |
|---|---|
| Release date on Steam | “Coming soon” only — no day, month or window |
| Price | Not listed; the app is not marked free |
| Editions or pre-orders | None listed |
| Steam platforms | Windows only; Mac and Linux are not listed |
| PC requirements | Yes — minimum and recommended specs are on the Steam page |
| PlayStation or Xbox store page | Not found (PlayStation search returned zero results) |
| Epic Games Store page | Not found on the studio site; Epic itself could not be fully checked here |
| Early Access | Not listed on Steam. A May 2026 interview stated a goal; see below |
What Steam actually lists
The Steam store page is the only official product listing located for this research. It shows a Coming soon state, a wishlist prompt, Windows as the sole platform, and published PC requirements. Genres are Action, Adventure and RPG. There is no launch date field filled in, and there is no price block. The studio’s own website, in its bundled app data, labels the trailers “IN PRODUCTION” and links out only to Steam, YouTube and X.
A 29 September 2026 Steam announcement thanking viewers of the reveal trailer still described the game as being “in the early stages of development.” That is the most recent official comment on how far along the project is, short of the new trailer itself.
The May 2026 Early Access goal — not a Steam date
In a 22 May 2026 InvenGlobal interview that NovaFlare’s website links in its news feed, CEO Hwang Seok-yoon said completion was “about 30–40 percent” at that time and that the goal was an Early Access release “by the end of next year” — which, from a May 2026 interview, means the end of 2027 — with a possible full release about five to six months after that, depending on feedback. He also spoke about expanding the team.
Those figures were goals stated in May. They have not been repeated on the Steam page, which six months later still says only Coming soon. This guide does not treat end-of-2027 Early Access as a confirmed date.
PlayStation, Xbox and Epic — reported, not verified on a store
The description on IGN’s 10 November trailer page and on IGN’s YouTube upload says Project Rabbit is “coming soon to PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam and Epic Games Store).” That wording is the main public claim for those platforms. NovaFlare’s official YouTube description for the same trailer, posted a day later, links only to Steam. The official website’s navigation also offers Steam and no other store.
A PlayStation Store search for the title on 11 November 2026 returned zero results. Microsoft and Xbox searches surfaced other games with “rabbit” in the name, not this one. Mentions of Xbox and PS5 on the Steam page itself refer to controller support, not to console editions. Some same-day coverage treated the IGN blurb as a platform expansion; other coverage said those versions were not officially confirmed. Until a store page or a direct studio listing appears, this guide marks PlayStation, Xbox and Epic as unconfirmed.
About the name
Steam, YouTube and the studio site all use Project Rabbit as the public title. The logo writes “Rabbit” above the smaller word “PROJECT,” and some official-site headlines use “Project: Rabbit.” No announcement of a different final retail name was found, and official English materials do not describe the current title as a temporary codename.