Is It Crossplay?

The crossplay checker: instantly check cross-platform, cross-progression and split-screen support for your games across PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and mobile.

Tracking 204 games · Last updated September 9, 2026

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Crossplay FAQ

New to cross-platform play? Here is how crossplay and cross-progression work, and how this list is kept accurate.

What does crossplay mean?

Crossplay, or cross-platform play, lets people on different platforms — PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and mobile — play the same online game together. If a game has crossplay, a PlayStation player and an Xbox player can join the same match or co-op session.

What is cross-progression?

Cross-progression, also called cross-save, means your progress, unlocks and sometimes purchases carry over between the platforms you play on. It is separate from crossplay: a game can let you play together across platforms without syncing your save, or sync your save without full crossplay.

What does partial crossplay mean?

Partial crossplay means only some platforms can play together, not all. A common example is PC and Xbox sharing one pool while PlayStation players are separate, or the Steam version being split from the Game Pass version. Each game page shows exactly which platforms are grouped together.

How do you check whether a game is crossplay?

Every entry is researched from official sources — developer announcements, store listings and support pages — and given a last-verified date. When a game's status changes or a console version launches, we re-check and update the page.

How often is the list updated?

Regularly. We add newly released and trending games and re-verify existing entries, so the catalogue stays current. Each game page shows the date its crossplay information was last confirmed.

How do I request a game that isn't listed?

Scroll to the bottom of the page and use the Submit a Game button to tell us what to add next — we are constantly expanding the database.