Crimson Moon has launched on September 1 for PlayStation 5 and PC through Steam. The game is drawing attention as players search for a new action release with a supernatural premise and cooperative play.

Steam lists the game at $19.99 and identifies the release date on its store page. The PlayStation Blog introduced the title as a fight against demonic corruption and described the PS5 launch plans.

Those details answer the practical questions buyers usually have first. The game is available now on the two listed platforms, and the PC price is visible through Steam. Regional pricing and taxes can still change the final amount for a buyer.

The co-op emphasis gives Crimson Moon a place in the crowded launch calendar. A shared action game lives or dies by how clearly it communicates roles and difficulty, so players will learn more from hands-on sessions than from a short announcement.

The official pages are the best source for platform and launch information. Store listings can later change as patches arrive, while the PlayStation announcement provides the original context for the release.

Players deciding whether to try it should check the system requirements and online features on their own platform. The launch date is confirmed. Reviews, performance reports and post-launch updates will determine how the game develops after release.

The first-day listing is only the beginning of the game’s public record. Players will learn more as the community tests the co-op systems, reports performance and sees how the developer responds to launch feedback.

Searches for the Crimson Moon game are tied to a real launch listing, not an unverified release rumor. Buyers should still open the store page for their own region and platform. The listed price, online requirements and available editions can differ, so a copied number may not match the checkout screen.