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The Microsoft PC product
The Microsoft-store route uses product identifier 9NPJ9XJSCL67. Its listing includes PC among the supported devices. That is more specific evidence of a Microsoft PC edition than a generic Windows label on an unrelated game-information page.
What the product catalog confirms
The collected public catalog contains a Windows.Desktop package. It also records the Xbox Play Anywhere flag for this product. Those entries confirm the advertised platform package and feature without claiming that an installation was tested during the research.
The Xbox Wire announcement
Xbox Wire's October 12–16 release roundup names The Witch's Bakery as an October 14 release. The same entry identifies Xbox Play Anywhere. This provides a first-party announcement alongside the store and catalog records.
Play Anywhere and subscriptions
Play Anywhere is the feature named by the Microsoft material. That designation is not used here as a statement that the game is included in Game Pass. The captured listing also describes cloud play as requiring a game purchase, so a subscription entitlement is not invented from the platform label.
Keep Steam ownership separate
Steam uses its own application and purchase route for the game. A Microsoft product entry does not establish that a Steam purchase supplies Microsoft-store ownership. The collected research also does not demonstrate cross-store save transfer, so those two storefronts remain separate choices on this page.
Sources
Microsoft / Xbox product listing · Xbox Wire — October 12–16 releases · Checked October 14, 2026