Questions the store page can answer
Every answer here comes off an official page, with the date checked. Nothing is estimated.
It costs $9.99, plays 2 to 8 players local or online, supports crossplay, and ships on seven platforms. There is no DLC and no demo. The Steam build needs Windows 11 or macOS Sonoma.
Every answer here comes off an official storefront or the launch press release, with the date it was checked. Nothing is estimated, and where a fact is not published the answer says so.
Price
$9.99 on Steam, PlayStation Store and Xbox Store. ¥980 on the Japanese Steam storefront. There is no launch discount: the Steam price data shows a discount percentage of zero.
Player count
Two to eight, locally or online. The store description states the range and says all content can be enjoyed with any number of players.
The one exception worth knowing: the PlayStation Store listing says 1 to 4 players locally and up to 8 online with PS Plus, which is the only place a local cap below eight appears.
Platforms
Seven, per the official site: Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows and Steam.
The Steam page only lists Windows and macOS, which is why this question keeps coming up. Steam only carries the PC builds; the console versions are sold on their own storefronts.
Crossplay
Yes. The Steam store description says online play supports cross-play, and the game carries the Cross-Platform Multiplayer category. The Nintendo listings tag cross-platform play.
How to enable it, and whether an account is required, is not documented on any store page.
Local or online
Both. The Steam page lists Shared/Split Screen Co-op and Online Co-op as separate categories. Local is 2 to 8 players; online is 2 to 8 with crossplay.
Seven on one PC, online
That is what the store says: up to 7 local players can join online from a single PC. Seven local plus at least one remote makes eight.
Against the other PICO PARK prices
| Game | Price | Released |
|---|---|---|
| PICO PARK | $3.49 | May 7, 2021 |
| PICO PARK 2 | $6.29 | Sep 12, 2024 |
| SONIC PICO PARK | $9.99 | Nov 12, 2026 |
Demo
No. The Steam page has no demo entry and no steam://install link for a separate demo build.
DLC and season passes
No. The Steam DLC field is null, and no storefront lists an edition beyond the standard one.
World count
Fifteen numbered worlds, each with a clear achievement, plus a full-clear achievement. That comes from the achievement list, which names WORLD 1 through WORLD 15.
No world names or themes are published. Only the numbers.
Achievement count
Twenty. Fifteen world clears, one full clear, three Endless Scroller score targets, and SPIN ACCIDENT for knocking a teammate off with a reckless Spin.
The easiest is SPIN ACCIDENT at 77.5% of players. The rarest is ENDLESS SCROLLER3 at 6.0%.
Playable characters
Nineteen playable, per the launch press release: sixteen Sonic-series characters revealed before launch, Super Sonic added on release day, and PICO CAT plus Sonic Pico Cat from the PICO PARK series.
Requirements
| Minimum | |
|---|---|
| Windows | Windows 11, 64-bit, Intel Core i5 |
| macOS | macOS Sonoma, Apple M1 or Intel |
Neither block lists RAM, a graphics card or storage. The Nintendo Switch download is 444 MB; the Switch 2 version is 456 MB.
Linux and Steam Deck
There is no Linux build: the Steam platform data shows linux: false. No Steam Deck verification status is stated on the store page.
Languages
Fourteen, per Steam: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish (Spain), Thai, Turkish, Portuguese (Brazil), Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
The Nintendo listings show thirteen and omit Turkish. Both lists are official; they disagree.
Single-player
Not a published one. The store says cooperation is essential and the win condition requires every player to reach the goal plate. There is no single-player mode mentioned on any official page.
Sequel status
No. It is a crossover entry, not PICO PARK 3. The publisher has not used a numbered title for it.
Length
No completion time is published anywhere. Fifteen worlds of short stages, plus three Endless Scroller stages, is all that can be said from official material.
Goal plate
The target at the right side of every stage. Every player must reach it to clear the stage. It is the game's single win condition, stated in both the Steam and Nintendo descriptions.
Photo mode, accessibility, difficulty
Not stated on any store page. The PlayStation listing lists eight accessibility features but does not name them in the page text captured here.
For the full store data behind these answers, system requirements has both blocks quoted in full and platforms covers all seven releases. If you are deciding whether to buy, price and editions has the value comparison.
