With Hell Let Loose being added to the Xbox Game Pass library, subscribers now have the opportunity to engage in World War II reenactments or alter historical events alongside other players through crossplay. However, there are certain limitations and exceptions to consider regarding how crossplay functions and with whom you can play.
In Hell Let Loose, 100 players are divided into either the American or German side of World War II, participating in real-life historical battles at locations like Carentan, Omaha Beach, Stalingrad, and Kursk. Players have the option to select from a wide range of military roles and equip themselves with authentic weapons, enhancing the immersion experience.
Does Hell Let Loose support crossplay and cross-platform?
Yes, Hell Let Loose does support crossplay and cross-platform functionality—but with certain restrictions. Crossplay is exclusively enabled for players on consoles (Xbox and PlayStation), while PC players are limited to playing with other PC players. Developers at Black Matter have stated that they intend to maintain the separation between PC and console players, suggesting that full crossplay between the two platforms may not be implemented in the future.
You have the option to toggle crossplay on or off to control with whom you play by accessing the options menu. Although the “Crossplay Enabled” setting is available across all platforms, it only affects gameplay on Xbox and PlayStation consoles.
Does Hell Let Loose have cross-platform progression?
No, Hell Let Loose does not feature cross-platform progression. If you transition from one platform to another, such as moving from PC to Xbox, your progress and saves will not carry over. Since the developer maintains separation between console and PC players, saves are hosted on different servers, making it impossible to use the same save file on multiple platforms.
