The new action title will allow play on Xbox Series and PC with a single purchase.
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Xbox continues to strengthen the value of Xbox Play Anywhere, and one of the next games to join the program already has a name and a release date. The new third-person action project will arrive with full compatibility between console and PC from day one, something that is increasingly valued by players.
This confirmation puts the title directly on the radar of those who play on both Xbox Series and PC, as the system allows for sharing of digital purchases, progress, and achievements without additional costs.
ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN arrives with Xbox Play Anywhere on February 11, 2026
ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN will be released on February 11, 2026 and will feature Xbox Play Anywhere, which means that a single digital purchase will be enough to enjoy the game on both Xbox Series and Windows PC, keeping the same game progress on both platforms.
The game proposes a single-player third-person action adventure, structured into chapters and with a focus on combat. The experience combines intense battles with optional side missions that don’t break the main rhythm and allow you to progress at your own pace.
The story revolves around Romeo Stargazer, an agent who survives a space-time collapse thanks to advanced technology and ends up integrated into a special unit dedicated to pursuing criminals who take advantage of the dimensional chaos. At the same time, Romeo investigates the disappearance of Juliet, a mystery closely linked to the disaster that threatens the balance of the universe.
With Xbox Play Anywhere confirmed from the announcement, ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN presents itself as a clear proposal for those looking for direct action and total flexibility between console and PC within the Xbox ecosystem.

