Deck of Haunts arrives on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2 on October 8. This release expands the roguelike deckbuilder beyond its initial PC launch, allowing console players to experience the haunted mansion simulation. Buyers who missed the May 7 Steam debut can now access the title on dedicated gaming hardware. The move brings the card-based terror mechanics to a broader audience of console gamers.
Roguelike deckbuilder expands to consoles after PC debut
The game features a core loop where players design a haunted mansion and use a deck of cards to terrorize visitors. Mantis Games developed the title, while DANGEN Entertainment handles publishing duties. The gameplay relies on strategic card play to manage the scares and chaos within the virtual home. This mechanic defines the experience across all supported platforms, ensuring a consistent roguelike structure.
The software supports a wide range of legacy and current generation consoles. Players can launch the game on the original Xbox One, the modern Xbox Series X and S, and the PlayStation 5. Nintendo Switch owners and those with the newer Switch 2 hardware can also play the title. This broad compatibility ensures that most active console owners have a device capable of running the game.
Deck of Haunts previously launched on PC via Steam on May 7, 2025. The October 8 date marks the global release for the console and handheld ecosystems. DANGEN Entertainment published the game for these physical and digital storefronts. The expansion completes the multi-platform rollout strategy for the roguelike title.
The global launch on October 8 makes the game available to console players worldwide. This release follows the earlier PC version and expands the player base significantly. The game brings its unique mansion-design and card-terror mechanics to dedicated gaming hardware. Console owners now have direct access to the roguelike experience developed by Mantis Games.
Source: Gematsu
