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Does Overwatch 2 have cross-progression?

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Overwatch 2 is the long-awaited sequel to Overwatch, a multiplayer hero-based shooter initially released in 2016. Fans have high expectations for the title, including modern features such as cross-progression. This may leave you wondering if Overwatch 2 will have cross-progression.

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Is there cross-progression in Overwatch 2?

The answer is yes—Overwatch 2 does have cross-progression, according to a press release on June 12, 2022. This means you will be able to play the sequel on any platform and still maintain your progress across all of them. With a multiplatform release, this is a great feature, as it allows you to pick up and play anywhere come release day.

Related: Overwatch 2 PvP Beta – Start/end dates, gameplay, & more!

Unfortunately, the extent to which items will be enabled for cross-progression is unknown. The original Overwatch allowed stats and cosmetics to be shared between consoles, but this may not be true for the sequel.

How to enable cross-progression in Overwatch 2

There are no official details regarding this yet, but you will likely need to link your console to your Battle.net account to enable cross-progression. This is how Blizzard handles cross-progression on their other titles, so it would make sense for Overwatch to follow suit. We will update this guide if more concrete details are shared.

How does cross-progression work in Overwatch 2

Cross-progression allows you to continue on with all of your progress no matter the platform you play it on. If you were playing on your Xbox Series X but then decided to play it on your Nintendo Switch in the comforts of bed. You will not have to restart any progress. You can carry on as usual with nothing lost.

For more information on Overwatch, check out Is Overwatch 2 Free-To-Play? and Overwatch: Anniversary Remix Vol. 2 – Start & End dates, new skins, and challenges on Pro Game Guides.


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