Yes, Ready or Not fully supports crossplay.
Yes, Ready or Not supports full crossplay across PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S. This means you can play with friends regardless of their platform. Cross-progression is limited — your progress only carries between some platforms, not all of them.
Ready or Not is available on the following platforms:
| PC (Steam) | PC (MS Store) | PS5 | Xbox Series | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PC (Steam) | No | No | No | |
| PC (Microsoft Store) | No | No | Yes | |
| PlayStation 5 | No | No | No | |
| Xbox Series X/S | No | Yes | No |
| Feature | Supported | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Crossplay | Yes | All listed platforms can play together. |
| Cross-Progression | Partial | Saves only carry between some platforms — see the matrix above. |
| Split Screen / Couch Co-op | No | Online multiplayer only — no shared-screen play. |
Partially — Ready or Not has limited cross-progression. Your progress carries between some platforms but not others, so check the matrix above before you buy on a second platform.
No — Ready or Not does not offer split screen or couch co-op. To play together, each player needs their own system running the game.
There is no split-screen or local co-op. All five-player co-op is online, so each operator needs their own PC or console and their own copy of the game.
Since the console launch on 15 July 2025, Ready or Not has full crossplay between PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with co-op squads of up to five operators clearing missions together. You don't need an Epic Games account to play crossplay; linking one is optional and handles cross-platform friends, since cross-platform invites go through Epic rather than Steam or console friends lists.
The full campaign can be played solo with an AI-controlled SWAT team that you command through the door-breaching and clearing loop. Because the AI squad stands in for human players, single-player works without other people and does not depend on the online systems.
Two things trip groups up. First, crossplay is disabled by default on both consoles, so a console player who has not toggled it on in Settings will simply not see cross-platform lobbies. Second, mods are a PC-only feature: if a PC host is running mods, console players cannot join that session at all, even with crossplay enabled. Cross-progression is also limited — thanks to Xbox Play Anywhere, saves and unlocks carry between Xbox Series and the Microsoft Store (Game Pass) PC version, but they do not move to or from Steam, the Epic Games Store or PS5.
Yes. PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S players can play together in co-op, and have been able to since the console launch in July 2025. You don't need an Epic Games account to play crossplay — linking one is optional and lets you add cross-platform friends.
On console it is off by default. Open Settings (or Options), go to the Gameplay tab, and set Cross-Play to Enabled. Without this, you will not see players from other platforms.
The most common reason is mods. Mods are supported on PC but not on consoles, and console players cannot join a PC host running a modded session even with crossplay enabled. The other likely cause is that crossplay is still disabled in their console settings.
Only partially. Xbox Play Anywhere shares your saves and unlocks between Xbox Series and the Microsoft Store (Game Pass) PC version, but there is no cross-progression to or from Steam, the Epic Games Store or PS5.
Up to five operators can play a mission together. The campaign can also be played solo with an AI-controlled SWAT team under your command.
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