Which Platforms Is Braid, Anniversary Edition Available On?

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Braid, Anniversary Edition is available now on Steam, PlayStation 4 and 5, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One and Xbox Series. The official site also lists iOS and Android as "Coming Soon," so those mobile versions are announced but not yet released. Platform availability can change, so check the official website for the latest status before buying.

Available Now

According to the Braid, Anniversary Edition website, the game can currently be played on:

  • Steam (PC)
  • PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5
  • Nintendo Switch
  • Xbox One and Xbox Series

The site presents these as a single "Available Now" group, without separating them by release date or region.

Coming Soon

The same page lists two additional platforms as upcoming:

  • iOS
  • Android

Both are labeled "Coming Soon." No release dates are given, and the site does not state whether they will be paid or free, or whether they will include the full game.

Why the Platform List Matters for This Release

Braid, Anniversary Edition is a re-release built around modern display hardware. The site explains that the original game's art was drawn at twice 720p and scaled down, which was ambitious in 2007 but now looks blurry on 4K monitors. For the Anniversary Edition, artist David Hellman repainted the game at much higher levels of detail.

That context is useful when choosing a platform: the Anniversary Edition's sharper artwork is the main reason to play this version rather than the original, so a display that can show the higher-detail art makes the most of it. The site does not publish per-platform resolution or performance specifications, so it does not confirm identical visual output across every listed system.

How to Confirm Current Availability

  1. Go to the official Braid, Anniversary Edition website.
  2. Check the platform list near the top of the page.
  3. Treat "Available Now" entries as released and "Coming Soon" entries as not yet available.
  4. If you need a specific store page, region, or price, follow the platform name from the official site rather than relying on a third-party list.

Because "Coming Soon" items can move to "Available Now" at any time, and because store listings vary by region, the official site is the most reliable single source for the current platform lineup.