Yes, RV There Yet supports crossplay, but only partially.
Partially — RV There Yet? supports limited crossplay, so only some platforms play together. Cross-progression is not supported, so your saves stay tied to the platform you play on.
RV There Yet is available on the following platforms:
| PC (Steam) | PC (MS Store) | Xbox Series | |
|---|---|---|---|
| PC (Steam) | No | No | |
| PC (Microsoft Store) | No | Yes | |
| Xbox Series X/S | No | Yes |
| Feature | Supported | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Crossplay | Partial | Only some platforms play together — see the matrix above. |
| Cross-Progression | No | Saves and unlocks stay tied to each platform. |
| Split Screen / Couch Co-op | No | Online multiplayer only — no shared-screen play. |
No — RV There Yet does not support cross-progression. Saves and unlocks stay tied to the platform where you earned them.
No. RV There Yet? has no cross-save or cross-progression: your road-trip progress and unlocks stay tied to the version you played on. A Steam save will not carry to Xbox or the Game Pass PC build and vice versa, and because there is no PlayStation version yet there is no PS5 cross-progression to speak of. Switch platforms and you start fresh.
No — RV There Yet does not offer split screen or couch co-op. To play together, each player needs their own system running the game.
No — RV There Yet? does not have split screen on Xbox Series X|S, and there is no couch co-op on PC either. Every seat in the four-player RV is online, so each player needs their own console or PC and their own copy of the game. On Xbox you invite friends through the Xbox and Microsoft friends list; on PC you invite through Steam or the Xbox app, depending on which version you own. There is no local or shared-screen mode on any platform.
RV There Yet? is an online co-op road-trip game for up to four players. At launch the crossplay boundary follows the storefront rather than the hardware: Xbox Series X|S consoles and the PC version bought through Game Pass / the Microsoft Store share one matchmaking pool, while the Steam version is isolated to other Steam players. The developers have publicly said they want crossplay 'between all the things' eventually, but that wider bridge is not active yet.
The game is built around co-op, but it can be played solo with the rest of the RV crew handled by you alone. It is a connected, online-focused experience, so an internet connection is expected for multiplayer sessions. There is no dedicated single-player campaign separate from the co-op road trip.
RV There Yet? is available on Xbox Series X|S and PC, on both Steam and Xbox Game Pass (Ultimate, Premium and PC tiers), from its June 30, 2026 launch. A PlayStation 5 version has been announced for later in 2026 but is not out yet. The main limitation today is that Game Pass and Steam players cannot yet play together, and there is no cross-save between platforms.
It depends on the pair. Xbox Series X|S and the PC Game Pass (Microsoft Store) version share one crossplay pool, so Xbox-and-PC cross-platform play works there. Steam and Xbox cannot play together yet: the Steam build sits in its own separate pool until the developers connect it. Xbox-and-PS5 and PS5-and-PC play are not possible at all right now, because RV There Yet? has no PlayStation 5 release — a PS5 version is only announced for later in 2026. Once it arrives and the promised full crossplay goes live, these pairs should finally connect.
Partially. Xbox Series X|S and the PC Game Pass (Microsoft Store) version play together, but Steam players are in a separate pool. Full crossplay is planned by the developers but is not live yet.
Not at the moment. Steam is its own pool, while Xbox consoles and the PC Game Pass (Microsoft Store) build share one. The developers have said they are working on connecting everything later.
Not yet. A PlayStation 5 version has been announced for later in 2026. At launch the game is on Xbox Series X|S and PC (Steam and Game Pass) only.
Up to four players in online co-op. It can also be played solo, though it is designed around playing with friends.
There is no cross-save between platforms. Your progress stays with the version you play on.
No. RV There Yet? has no split screen or couch co-op on Xbox Series X|S — the four-player road trip is online only, so each player needs their own Xbox and their own copy. The same is true on PC; there is no shared-screen mode on any platform.
Yes, on the Game Pass side: Xbox Series X|S and the PC Game Pass (Microsoft Store) version share one crossplay pool. The Steam version is a separate pool, so a Steam player cannot join an Xbox or Game Pass session yet.
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