Officially: Windows PC, PlayStation and Xbox. STO is also playable on macOS and Linux/SteamOS through compatibility software, but those are not native officially supported versions.
The officially supported platform families are Windows PC, PlayStation and Xbox.
On PC, the official storefronts list Windows. Sony lists a PS4 version that is playable on PS5. Microsoft lists STO for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
Yes. Both current console families can play STO, with different release arrangements.
Sony lists STO as a PS4 Version and says it is playable on PS5. There is no separately listed native PS5 edition.
Microsoft lists STO for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, with Series X|S optimisation, Smart Delivery and cross-generation multiplayer.
The official Windows version is available through Arc, Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Yes, through compatibility software. Neither is currently listed as a native officially supported STO platform.
There is no current native macOS STO client. CodeWeavers currently rates Star Trek Online “Runs Great” on macOS with CrossOver 26.3.0.
STO has no native Linux release, but Steam compatibility data records it as Playable and compatible with SteamOS, using Proton.
Important: Mac and Linux playability depends on third-party compatibility software and can change independently of official STO support.
