Play Anywhere - Why Didn't I Use This Sooner???
I've always owned all three major consoles and a PC throughout my adult life.
In this current generation I'm mostly a PlayStation gamer but always used Steam for my PC gaming.
I do own a Series X but I barely used it save for the console exclusives or backwards compatibility library.
I have been playing Roadcraft religiously for the past 2-3 weeks on the Xbox downstairs, but if my kid or missus wanted to use the TV I'd go upstairs to my PC and play something else.
I just remembered I had Game Pass for PC as well as Xbox so I decided to browse for a PC game to play when I noticed I could install Roadcraft onto PC.
For some reason I had no idea I could use the exact same save file - like I dunno how, but it just never crossed my mind. 90% of my PC gaming is done on Steam. I had no idea one obtained Xbox game would also be cross-playable on PC (if available).
Lo and behold I installed Roadcraft and was able to continue my save file on PC.
Again, I know a lot of games allow for cross-platform cloud saves but for whatever dumbass reason I just did not even think to use this.
The amount of duplicate games I own on both Xbox and Steam seperately, when I could've been using the same service and transfer my saves instead of having two seperate copies.
Play Anywhere is awesome! Convenient as all hell!
Also I'm an idiot 😅😅😅