Yes, Overwatch 2 supports crossplay, but only partially.
Partially — Overwatch 2 supports limited crossplay, so only some platforms play together. Cross-progression is enabled, keeping your saves and unlocks synced across platforms.
Overwatch 2 is available on the following platforms:
| Feature | Supported | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Crossplay | Partial | Only some platforms play together — see the details below. |
| Cross-Progression | Yes | Your saves and unlocks sync across platforms. |
| Split Screen / Couch Co-op | No | Online multiplayer only — no shared-screen play. |
Yes — Overwatch 2 supports cross-progression. Your saves, unlocks and progress stay synced when you switch platforms.
No — Overwatch 2 does not offer split screen or couch co-op. To play together, each player needs their own system running the game.
Overwatch 2 does not support local split-screen co-op. All multiplayer is online-only, with each player requiring their own device and account.
All platforms can play together in Quick Play and Arcade modes, creating a unified player pool. However, Competitive mode uses platform-based matchmaking pools. Console players (PlayStation, Xbox, Switch) compete in console-only Competitive lobbies, while PC players have their own separate Competitive pool. Voice chat works across all platforms, but Discord is recommended when possible. In mixed parties, if a console player groups with a PC player, the entire party enters PC lobbies for all modes.
Overwatch 2 is an online-only team-based shooter requiring a constant internet connection. There is no offline mode or single-player campaign available.
The hybrid crossplay approach balances accessibility with competitive fairness. Console players can opt into PC pool by partying with PC friends, except for Competitive lobbies, where consoles and PC are separated. Crossplay is enabled by default, but disabling it significantly increases queue times.
Yes in Quick Play and Arcade modes. However, Competitive mode separates console players from PC players for balanced matchmaking.
Only if they're on the same platform type. Console players (PS, Xbox, Switch) compete together. PC players compete separately.
Yes, progress is synced through your Battle.net account, meaning all your hero unlocks, cosmetics, Battle Pass progress and Competitive rank will carry over between all platforms.
Only in Quick Play/Arcade if you party with a PC player, or if you choose to join PC lobbies. Competitive mode keeps console and PC players separate, with no way to rank up together.
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