If you accidentally play on an account you use for co-op play, your friends will have to catch up to where you are before the group is synced and can complete quests together again.ĭiablo 4 is slated to fully launch on Jon Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One consoles, Windows PC, PS5, and PS4, with June 1 Early Access coming to fans that preorder the Ultimate Edition.

Note that it’s also important to keep this in mind if you’re planning to enjoy Diablo 4 multiplayer co-op with your friends and you own multiple accounts. If you log in with an alternate account, you’ll be stuck with a completely different save. If you’re planning on taking advantage of cross-progression, it’s crucial that you use the same account on each of your platforms in order for progress to sync between them. This also means your saves from PC will work when playing couch co-op on console, which is great. While the PC version of the game doesn’t support Diablo 4 couch co-op, advancements you make on your account while playing it on a console will carry over to PC. All of your progress also transfers across platforms as long as you use the same account on all of them. Since everyone has to link their account to their platform and plays on the same servers, there’s nothing stopping players on different systems from playing together.

The reason why cross-play and cross-progression are supported is because all versions of Diablo 4 hook into Blizzard’s network, and because in-game progress is saved on player accounts instead of platform-specific accounts on Xbox and PlayStation. This means that you can party up with anyone playing the game regardless of the platform they’re on, and also that your progress will sync across all the systems you play on.

Many multiplatform games these days don’t have cross-play or cross-progression across different systems, but hopeful Diablo 4 fans will be happy to know that it’s one of the rare few that supports both.

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