All cross-platform games (PS5, Xbox Series X, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, Switch 2, PC)

By Jesse Lennox and Lloyd Coombes Updated October 24, 2025

It still feels a little like magic that we’re able to play with friends in games across PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and sometimes even Switch thanks to crossplay, with the likes of Fortnite pushing the envelope until we can essentially party up with whoever we want, wherever they want.

That means the dam has broken somewhat, whether you’re looking for a match of EA FC or Rocket League, or a competitive shooter like Call of Duty across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch 2, or just about anything else, and it’s become the kind of thing we essentially expect with every major new release.

Each handles it differently, though. Some games need you to log in with a specific account that ties into your platform ID, for example, like linking to an Epic account for Fortnite, or a 2K account for Borderlands 4. It’s also never a guarantee that your progress will carry over – crossplay is close to being commonplace, but cross-save isn’t always.

Borderlands 4 is a great example of this: You can play with players on other platforms, but if you move over, you won’t be able to continue with your same Vault Hunter.

Below, you’ll find a huge number of cross-platform games with crossplay support, some that don’t offer all the bells and whistles, and upcoming options, too.

This full list of cross-platform games is below. It is growing rapidly, particularly for competitive shooters.

Many games support crossplay for some platforms, but not all. Several may work with one console and PC, but might not include support for every other system. These are listed below.

Note: A slash indicates separate crossplay support for different platforms

It is becoming more common for developers to announce that games will have cross-platform support prior to launch. These are all the games we know will be cross-platform but haven’t been released just yet.