Bodycam PC Requirements, Price, Controller, PS5, and Xbox Status

FIRST CHECK

Bodycam is currently a Windows-only Steam Early Access game with 50 GB storage and full controller support; no console product or crossplay is confirmed.

Bodycam is currently a Windows PC Steam Early Access game. Steam lists 50 GB of storage and full controller support. No official PS5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, or VR product is confirmed in the developer and storefront sources checked August 28.

The US Steam snapshot showed a $33.32 current price. Because Early Access and promotional prices can change, use the live checkout page rather than treating that number as permanent. The free Locked & Loaded update does not require a second purchase from existing owners.

Steam publishes minimum and recommended Windows hardware directly on the product page. Players should compare the exact CPU and GPU models there after v0.8 launches, because the update replaces major animation, audio, map, gadget, and progression systems. A machine that ran an older build is useful evidence but not a guarantee of identical September performance.

Console-related autocomplete phrases represent demand, not confirmation. Without an official console product, there is no current PC-to-console crossplay feature. Similarly, Steam user tags can include “VR,” but the official feature list does not advertise VR support; the body-camera presentation is not evidence of headset compatibility.

Full controller support applies to the PC product. It does not turn a Windows license into a console license, nor does it establish aim-assist parity, split-screen play, or support for every third-party device. Those details need explicit current documentation.

Sources

• Bodycam requirements, price, and features on Steam
• Official Locked & Loaded update announcement