Hitman: World of Assassination is set to introduce cross-progression, allowing players to carry their save data across multiple platforms, including PS5 and Switch 2. This feature will go live on February 3, enhancing the gaming experience for fans of the franchise as they gear up for the upcoming 007 First Light release. IO Interactive has also made updates to their IOI Account system with a fresh interface, ensuring that players can easily manage their profiles. However, it's important to note that players must maintain purchases on each platform for cross-progression to work effectively, and saves made on non-primary accounts will not transfer. As IOI progresses with updates and new content for Hitman, players can look forward to more details being revealed soon.
What is cross-progression in Hitman: World of Assassination?Cross-progression allows players to carry their save data and progress across various platforms that support the game. This means if you play on PC, you can continue your progress on PS5 or Switch 2 as long as your accounts are linked through IOI's system.
Hitman: World of Assassination combines the three main games in the series into one cohesive experience. The game has gained popularity for its engaging stealth mechanics and intricate sandbox environments, where players can execute targets in creative ways. With the impending launch of 007 First Light, a James Bond-themed game, the demand for seamless transitions in gameplay across devices is more crucial than ever for enhancing user experience in this beloved franchise.
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Cross-progression is such a game-changer for keeping players invested across different consoles, especially with how we all bounce between screens now. It’s cool to see IO Interactive smoothing out these quality-of-life updates while they’ve got the Bond hype building.
Finally, I can switch from my couch to my bed without losing all my stealthy progress—IO Interactive really gets how we game these days. It's a smart move, especially with the Bond game on the horizon, making it easier to dive back into the action wherever you are.