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Resident Evil 7 Lets Players Cross-Save Between PC and Xbox One

November 25, 2016 by Katrina Filippidis

Experience the creepiness across multiple platforms

Capcom’s Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, the newest addition to the Resident Evil series will come with a cross-save function. Players will be able to start playing on Xbox One and resume progress on PC, the latter of which will support resolutions of up to 4K.

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Although Resident Evil 7 is not officially listed as part of the Xbox Play Anywhere program, which means players who purchased a game can play it on both Xbox One and PC for no extra cost, the syncing feature is essentially quite similar.

GameStop recently revealed a gruesome collector’s edition for the game, which comes with a a Mansion Music Box that plays a sample of the Resident Evil 7 theme song, and a 4GB USB drive in the shape of a dummy finger, which is packaged in a VHS tape box. The collector’s edition will retail for $180 USD.

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is expected to launch on January 24 2017. Supported platforms include Xbox One, PC and PS4.

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