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Does GRID Legends have crossplay?

Want to know more about GRID Legends crossplay? Here's everything Xbox and PlayStation players need to know in Codemasters' racing game.

Grid Legends crossplay: Two cars can be seen racing alongside one another, neck and neck in the race.
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Whether you’re looking to play hardcore racing games competitively or just for fun, crossplay is key to connecting you to the wider community and keeping you playing with friends. Naturally, plenty of petrolheads want to know if there is crossplay support in Codemasters’ GRID Legends.

Packaged in among a new story experience called Driven To Glory, a Career Mode, and a Race Editor, online racing is still very much at the forefront of GRID Legends. But, how does it work and will everyone be able to play together or will some platforms be confined to their own player bases? Here’s everything you need to know.

GRID Legends crossplay

We can confirm that GRID Legends does indeed feature crossplay between all platforms, meaning that PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC players are all be able to race online against one another without a single hitch.

This news was first shared alongside the announcement of the GRID Legends release date and the unveiling of the Grid Legends Mechanic Pass.

Given how crucial crossplay is to speeding up lobby wait times and being able to play with friends on different platforms, its encouraging to see the feature in GRID Legends.

Now that you’ve got that important question answered, why not check out some of the other best racing games out there right now so you can lineup your next on-track adventure once you’re done with GRID Legends.

Echo has years of experience writing about PS5, Xbox, and the best games and franchises that console players love. They joined The Loadout in 2021 as a staff writer and worked their way up to be the site's guides editor, before departing in 2023. They've written hundreds of guides on games such as Call of Duty, XDefiant, Spider-Man 2, Starfield, and many more. They were also the custodian of The Loadout's various PS Plus games and Xbox Game Pass games lists, informing subscribers about any new, departing, or interesting games that they could play. In their time writing, they have attended industry events like Gamescom and WASD. Additionally, they have conducted interviews with the teams behind Lords of the Fallen, Blue Protocol, Dying Light 2, and more since beginning their writing journey at university.