Blackwood PS Store: PlayStation Store Listing Status

PS Store listing

Not found in the collected sources

Verified storefront

Steam — app 3639070

Store page

store.steampowered.com/app/3639070

Release date

16 September 2026

Store platforms

Windows only

PS-adjacent feature

DualSense Controller Support on PC

How to confirm whether a PS Store page exists

A PlayStation Store page is a hard gate, not a soft signal. If a game has one, you can search its title in the store, open the product page, and see a price, a publisher line and a wishlist or purchase option. If no page appears for your region, the game is not purchasable there.

PlayStation Store catalogues are split by region, so a listing can exist in one country and not another while a title is mid-rollout. Because of that, the useful check is to search the store on the account you actually buy with, rather than relying on a second-hand claim about availability.

The collected sources for this wiki contain no PlayStation Store page for Blackwood, and no evidence that one was ever live.

Why the store listing matters more than an announcement

Announcements precede availability, and store pages are the point at which availability becomes real. A console version is normally visible in the store before launch through pre-orders, and a shadow-drop release produces a page on the day. Neither pattern is present in the collected data.

That is why this page does not speculate about a port. The absence of a PS Store page is not proof that a PlayStation version will never happen — it is proof that one does not exist yet, as far as the gathered sources show.

What you can actually buy today

The verified storefront is Steam. Blackwood is listed there as app 3639070, released 16 September 2026, with the store API reporting Windows as the only supported platform and no macOS or Linux build.

The archived store data records a launch discount in CNY pricing, ¥93.00 reduced to ¥83.70. The listing carries 29 Steam achievements, Steam Cloud, Steam Leaderboards, Family Sharing and full controller support.

Steam is also where the game's official announcements are posted, including the 17 September 2026 Day 1 patch note and the statements describing the three-Act content plan.

The PlayStation connection that does exist

There is one genuine PlayStation-adjacent detail in the data, and it is easy to misread. The Steam feature list includes DualSense Controller Support alongside Full controller support. The DualSense is the PlayStation 5 controller, so the PC version of the game supports it.

That is a PC input feature. It does not imply a PS Store listing, a console build, or a PlayStation partnership. The same store listing separately reports the platforms the game actually ships on, and consoles are not among them.

How to judge PS Store claims you find elsewhere

Store availability is one of the easiest things on the internet to get wrong, because pages get scraped and cached and then keep circulating after the facts change. A few checks cut through most of it.

• Match the app to the game. Blackwood is a common word, and similarly named titles exist. Check that the store entry is the AttritoM7 Productions release from 16 September 2026.
• Check the release date on the page. A PlayStation Store page would carry a date and a publisher, and those are checkable against the developer credits.
• Treat price listings without a page as unreliable. A price quoted for a PS Store version, with no product page behind it, has nothing to verify against.

What would change this page

This page is written against the collected sources, so it changes when they do. A PS Store listing, an official platform announcement, or a console trailer posted through the developer's own channels would all be new evidence.

AttritoM7 Productions maintains an official website and an official YouTube channel, and the Steam announcements point players to an official Discord server. Those are the places a console announcement would appear first.

For now, the honest summary is that the game is a PC release with no documented PlayStation Store presence.

What the verified storefront actually lists

So that there is something concrete to compare against, this is what the Steam listing carries. The store data reports 29 achievements, Steam Cloud, Steam Stats, Steam Leaderboards and Family Sharing, plus Full controller support and DualSense Controller Support.

Accessibility and comfort options are listed too: Camera Comfort, Custom Volume Controls, Adjustable Difficulty, Stereo Sound, Surround Sound and Subtitle Options. There is no multiplayer, co-op or online category anywhere in the list.

Storage is 30 GB with an SSD required and an NVMe drive recommended. The minimum specification targets 1080p at Low settings and 30 FPS, and the recommended specification targets 1080p at High settings and 60 FPS. Supported languages are English only, with English carrying full audio.

A PlayStation Store page would carry a comparable set of fields — price, publisher, supported languages, size and any PS5-specific features. None of those exists to compare, which is the crux of the problem.

When a console store page would normally appear

Console storefronts generally surface a game in one of two ways, and neither has happened here. The common route is a pre-order page published ahead of launch, which usually appears alongside a release date announcement. The other route is a shadow drop, where the page and the game arrive on the same day.

In both cases the store page comes first or simultaneously with availability, because a console storefront has to attach the licence to an account at the point of sale. That is why a store listing is a stronger signal than a trailer or a social post.

Steam also hosts the game's official announcements, which is where the 17 September 2026 Day 1 patch and the three-Act content plan were published. Those posts describe the game in PC terms and point players to Steam and to the official Discord.