Naraka Bladepoint has got back into the gaming spotlight after going free to play and arriving on PlayStation consoles. With Xbox, PC, and now PlayStation now having access to the melee-focused battle royale, there is one question on gamers’ minds. Is there Naraka Bladepoint crossplay?
While Naraka Bladepoint does have crossplay functionality the feature at the moment is limited. It is possible for Xbox players to play matches with those on Microsoft PC. Only those on Microsoft PC. Although Playstation users just recently received the title, no match can be played with an Xbox user and a Playstion user on the same server. To summarize it all up:
●Xbox players have to cross-play with Microsoft Store PC players but are able to choose to cross-play with or against those on other PC versions.
●Microsoft Store PC players have to cross-play with players on Xbox and other PC versions.
●Currently Xbox users can only add other Microsoft PC users as friends and team up, but can still choose to match with users from other PC platforms.
Cross progression is another partially supported feature in Naraka Bladepoint. Cross-progression is unable to be shared with other PC versions. Only players who purchased and are playing the game through the Microsoft PC platform can use cross-progression with the Xbox version of Naraka Bladepoint. This means player data and progress would carry over if the switch from Microsoft PC to Xbox consoles was made. The same ranking system will also be shared by Xbox and Microsoft Store PC players, while another rank will be shared by those on other PC versions.
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