The Witchs Bakery pc edition is officially available on Windows PC via Steam, following its release on October 14, 2026, by French developer Sunny Lab and publisher Silver Lining Interactive. The game launched with full controller support, 60 Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud saves, and a Steam Deck Verified rating. Players step into the shoes of Lunne, a witch running a Parisian bakery who uses magic and baking to heal the emotional struggles of the local community.
PC System Requirements
The Witch's Bakery runs on 64-bit Windows operating systems and requires 20 GB of storage space across both minimum and recommended tiers.
| Hardware Component | Minimum Requirement | Recommended Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Operating System | Windows 10 (64-bit) or higher | Windows 10 (64-bit) or higher |
| Processor | AMD Athlon X4 / Intel Core i5 4460 | AMD Ryzen 3 / Intel i5 Skylake |
| Memory | 8 GB RAM | 8 GB RAM |
| Graphics Card | Nvidia GTX 950 / AMD R7 370 | Nvidia GTX 970 / AMD RX 570 |
| DirectX | Version 11 | Version 11 |
| Storage Space | 20 GB available space | 20 GB available space |
Steam Deck Compatibility and Controller Setup
The Steam store page confirms that The Witch's Bakery is officially Steam Deck Verified, meaning Valve tested the default configuration to run smoothly on the handheld device.
For standard PC play, the store page lists support for:
- Full controller support
- Xbox Controllers
- PlayStation DualShock and DualSense Controllers
- Steam Cloud synchronization
- Steam Family Sharing
On the official Steam discussion boards, some players using specific hardware have documented input quirks. One user reported menu navigation jumping when using an Xbox Wolverine V2 controller, noting that d-pad inputs conflict in the menu and requiring the thumbstick on PC and Steam Deck. Another player noted that the mouse cursor locks to the active window across fullscreen and windowed setups, requesting borderless window options and dynamic switching between mouse and gamepad inputs.
Editions, Pricing, and Languages on Steam
The Witch's Bakery launched on Steam at a base retail price of $19.99, accompanied by a 10% introductory launch discount setting the price to $17.99 until October 28. Steam also offers cross-promotional bundles with titles such as Outbound and Tavern Talk.
The PC version includes 60 Steam Achievements, including titles such as "Love is in the oven," "Of Mages and Regrets," and "A coffee and a croissant, please."
Language localization covers interface and subtitle text across 8 languages, though the game does not feature full audio voiceovers in any language:
- English
- French
- Italian
- German
- Spanish - Spain
- Japanese
- Portuguese - Brazil
- Simplified Chinese
PC Gameplay Loop and Mechanics
The Witch's Bakery structures its narrative RPG progression around a three-phase daily cycle:
- Daytime: Lunne operates her Paris bakery, taking orders, serving croissants, and assisting customers with light emotional troubles using baking magic.
- Evening: Lunne leaves the shop to explore Paris districts such as Le Quai des Bouquinistes in the 6th arrondissement. Here she meets characters, shops for recipe books, and enters troubled friends' Heart Palaces—metaphorical spaces where she guides a personified Emotion to the Heart's Cradle to collect the key healing ingredient.
- Night: Lunne retreats to her atelier to rest, refine her magical craft, and decorate her bakery before the next morning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Witch's Bakery playable on Steam Deck?
Yes. The Witch's Bakery carries an official Steam Deck Verified status on Steam, confirming compatibility with the default handheld controls and interface display.
Can you play The Witch's Bakery on Mac or Linux?
The official Steam system requirements specify Windows 10 (64-bit) or higher. Linux is supported natively via Proton on Steam Deck, but an independent macOS version is not listed in the official Steam platform specifications.
Does the PC version include full audio acting?
No. The Steam language support chart confirms that English, French, Japanese, and the other five supported languages provide interface text and subtitles only, with no full audio track included.
