Is Wuthering Waves cross-platform? Crossplay for PC, Android and iOS

One of the latest upcoming anime gacha titles, Wuthering Waves, is coming to PC, iOS, and Android but will the game support crossplay and cross-progression? Here’s what we know about the features so far.

Wuthering Waves is an open-world RPG from Kuro Games that features a similar charming art style and gacha systems to the beloved Genshin Impact and Honkai Star Rail. In this action-packed game, players can obtain a variety of unique characters and use them to explore the world, take on enemy mobs and bosses, and gather important materials all while trying to discover the mysterious Lament.

The game will be coming to mobile devices and PC in the future, and you may be wondering if crossplay and cross-progression will be included. Being able to play with friends no matter the platform, and carry your progress between devices is always handy after all!

With that in mind, here’s everything we know about cross-platform play and cross-progression in Wuthering Waves.

Will Wuthering Waves have cross-progression and crossplay?

Kuro Games has not announced whether Wuthering Waves has cross-progression or crossplay functionality just yet.

However, as Wuthering Waves is releasing on PC, iOS, and Android, and will include co-op multiplayer, crossplay and cross-progression would likely be featured across these devices. After all, similar gacha games enable players to sync their progression across platforms. 

This is incredibly useful when you wish to take your adventure on the go, particularly for those who want to grind levels during lengthy commutes. As always, we’ll update this article as soon as we hear more information. 

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