Titles like Crimson Desert or The Expanse: Osiris Reborn will allow playing with a single purchase on Xbox and PC.
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The Xbox Play Anywhere program continues to grow with new titles confirmed to take advantage of one of the most interesting features of the Microsoft ecosystem. Thanks to this system, buying a digital game on Xbox allows you to play on PC without paying again, sharing progress, achievements, and saved games.
In recent hours, six new games have been confirmed to be compatible with Xbox Play Anywhere, further expanding the catalog available to those who switch between console and computer.
These are the new games compatible with Xbox Play Anywhere
The titles that have recently joined the program are the following:
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Crimson Desert
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The Expanse: Osiris Reborn
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Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks
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Never Grave: The Witch and the Curse
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Will: Follow the Light
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InKonbini: One Store, Many Stories
All of them will allow you to buy a single digital copy and play on both Xbox and PC, with automatic synchronization of progress on your Microsoft account.
Xbox strengthens its ecosystem between console and PC
Xbox Play Anywhere has become a key piece in Xbox’s strategy over the years, especially for those who play on different devices. It doesn’t require any additional subscription and works simply by linking the digital purchase to the player’s account.
This means that, if you buy any of these games on the Xbox Store, you can continue playing on PC without losing progress or achievements.
With each new announcement, the compatible catalog continues to expand, reinforcing an idea that Microsoft has been promoting for years: a single ecosystem where your game library accompanies you on any device.

