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King's Field on every platform
One matrix, including the empty rows
| Platform | What you can play | Status |
|---|---|---|
| PlayStation | 1994, 1995, and 1996 games | Cited release records |
| PlayStation 2 | The Ancient City, plus PlayStation discs | Cited release records |
| PSP | Additional I and II, Japanese UMD | Cited release records |
| PlayStation 3 | PlayStation discs on all models; PlayStation 2 discs on early models only | Cited release records |
| PlayStation 4 / 5 | Eternal Ring emulation, not a main King's Field | Cited release records |
| PC / Steam | No main-series product. Sword of Moonlight is a separate Windows tool. | Cited release records |
| Switch / Xbox / iOS / Android stores | No official King's Field. The 2004 phone games were feature phones. | Cited release records |
People search King's Field plus a console name even when that console never received the series. Empty rows are part of the answer. PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Switch, Xbox, and modern phones do not have an official King's Field. Eternal Ring on the PlayStation Store is a different 2000 game sold as a PlayStation 4 emulation build for $14.99.
The 2004 King's Field Mobile line was i-mode, EZweb, and Yahoo! Keitai, not an iOS or Android app. A 2025 preservation report describes a saved build and an English script for that feature-phone game. I do not treat a preserved feature-phone ROM as a current store release.
Where to read next
Buying a PlayStation copy is its own problem of longboxes, jewel cases, and region locks: PlayStation. The Ancient City is PlayStation 2. The two PSP chapters are PSP. The Steam question is PC and Steam. If you already own a disc, where to get it stays the page that refuses ROM links.


FAQ
Is King's Field on PlayStation 5?
Not the main series. Eternal Ring has a PlayStation 4 emulation listing that also runs on PlayStation 5.
Is King's Field on Switch?
No official Switch, Xbox, or modern-phone release shows up in the store record used here.
Which console plays the most games?
A PlayStation 2 that reads PlayStation discs can run the four main games. PSP is a separate pair of Japanese chapters.
Sources
- FromSoftware product catalog — checked 2026-11-07
- PlayStation Store: Eternal Ring — checked 2026-11-07
- Wikipedia: King's Field (series) — checked 2026-11-07
- Wikipedia: King's Field (1994) — checked 2026-11-07
- Wikipedia: King's Field IV — checked 2026-11-07
- PlayStation Store: Eternal Ring — checked 2026-11-07
- Wikipedia: FromSoftware — checked 2026-11-07