Yet Another Zombie Survivors platforms confirmed as of August 25, 2026 are Steam and GOG on PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. Nintendo Switch is officially planned for later but has no confirmed date, and no official Android release or Google Play page was found. The game is single-player on the cited stores, so its one-to-three-Survivor squad describes a team controlled by one player rather than co-op.
PC: Steam and GOG
Version 1.0 launched for Steam on August 20, 2026 according to the official store and release information. The developer's launch material also lists GOG as a PC release platform. These are the two confirmed PC storefronts in the collected research.
The research does not establish a permanent regional price or discount. Check the relevant storefront for the current listing rather than copying a price from another date or region. Keep community modifications separate from the official platform list because third-party support is not the same as a store feature.
PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5
The official PlayStation concept page lists full versions and free Demos for both PS4 and PS5. The listing marks offline play, one player, and Remote Play, while the PS5 information also names DualSense vibration and eligible Premium cloud-streaming support. This is a cross-generation PlayStation release rather than a PS5 exclusive.
Remote Play or supported cloud streaming does not create a native handheld or Android version. It sends a PlayStation experience to another supported device under the platform's own conditions. Use the PS5 guide for the Demo date and the exact distinction between those features.
Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S
The Xbox store lists Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S with an August 20, 2026 release date. Its feature labels include Series optimization, Smart Delivery, 4K Ultra HD, 60 fps+, achievements, presence, and cloud saves. The same listing marks the game as single-player.
Smart Delivery supplies the appropriate console version for the supported Xbox device under one purchase. It should not be rewritten as Xbox Play Anywhere because that capability is not listed in the collected store evidence. The Xbox guide keeps those confirmed features separate from unsupported cross-platform assumptions.
Nintendo Switch status
Nintendo Switch was not part of the August 20 PC, PlayStation, and Xbox launch group. Developer announcements say it will follow shortly after version 1.0, but they do not provide a confirmed store date as of the research cutoff. 待确认：the exact date, price, and final compatibility details require an official Nintendo eShop listing or a newer developer announcement.
Search results can surface Zombie Survivors and Yet Another Zombie Defense HD on Nintendo pages. Those are different games and cannot verify a Switch listing for Yet Another Zombie Survivors. Use the Switch status guide before treating a similar title as the announced port.
Android status
No Android version, verified Google Play page, or Android release date from Awesome Games Studio was found by August 25, 2026. Android is absent from the official launch-platform list, which includes PC and current console releases plus the later Switch plan. The accurate answer is “no official Android version at this time,” not a permanent claim that one can never exist.
Avoid third-party APK or OBB packages claiming to be an official mobile port. Verify the publisher, developer-site link, store history, signature, reviews, and requested permissions before trusting any future listing. The Android guide explains why Remote Play and cloud streaming remain different from a native app.
Single-player and squad size
Steam and the console stores identify the game as single-player, with PlayStation showing one player and Xbox showing Single player. A run begins with one Survivor and can recruit up to two more through SOS, but those characters attack automatically while one player controls movement and build choices. “Solo,” “duo,” and “three-person squad” refer to Survivor count, not player count.
The collected store capabilities do not list local co-op or online co-op. Do not infer multiplayer from squad terminology or from another game in the developer's catalog. Read the co-op guide for the developer FAQ context and the limits of future statements.
How to verify a platform listing
Start from the developer announcement or a verified Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, or Google Play publisher page. Match the exact title and developer, then record the listing date, supported hardware, player count, and named features. Reject similarly titled products and search-result summaries that do not lead to an official page.
Return to the release-date guide for the version 1.0 launch group and content. Platform facts should always keep a last-checked date because availability, promotions, and future ports can change. Update this page only when a named official source changes the evidence.