One player on PC, one on a PlayStation. Every game below is recorded in our catalog as supporting crossplay and explicitly lists both PC and PlayStation among its crossplay platforms.
A PlayStation Plus subscription is still required for most online co-op on console, even when crossplay works.
Mixed platforms in your squad? Co-Op Now checks what everyone owns and only suggests games you can actually play together.
Positive crossplay record with both platforms named. 61 games currently qualify, showing the top 60.




























































Crossplay is tracked as its own field, separate from platform availability. A game only appears here when our catalog holds a positive crossplay record AND names both of these platform families in that record. A game sold on both platforms is never counted as crossplay — that is the single most common mistake in "cross platform games" lists.
Some records are marked partial or community-reported. Those games are included because crossplay does exist, but the card carries the caveat and the game page explains the limits. Party sizes come from canonical same-group data, never from lobby or server capacity.
In the games listed here, yes — our catalog records crossplay support and names both PC and PlayStation. Anything without that record is excluded.
Not always. Some games support crossplay in online modes but not in every mode, and a few require the same store or the same generation of console. Check the crossplay section on the game page before the group buys.
Two conditions must both be true in our catalog: the game has a positive crossplay record, and its crossplay platform list explicitly names both of these platform families. Being sold on both platforms is never treated as evidence that the two can play together.
Co-Op Now reads what your squad owns across platforms, checks the real party size, and locks in a session everyone can make.