Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is restricted on Steam in an initial set of 132 countries, with multiple outlets citing Steam backend data that shows the game is not available for purchase in those regions. Several reports compare the situation to Helldivers 2, where region locking and PlayStation Network (PSN) access requirements drew criticism. Eurogamer and Rock Paper Shotgun both describe the restrictions as linked to Sony’s PSN account-related policy. Other outlets report that despite the purchase restrictions, the Steam page remains visible, suggesting the issue affects availability rather than store listing.

Later reporting indicates the situation changes: Rock Paper Shotgun says the Steam backend now lists the game as barred in 117 countries rather than 132. This reduces the number of excluded regions by 15, though the exact mechanism or whether the change is tied to PSN account handling is not confirmed in the sources. Push Square similarly notes Sony is making the game available in more countries on PC, while fans continue to question Sony’s overall commitment to PC availability amid the ongoing restrictions.