Does The Finals have cross progression?

It’s all well and good earning the best cosmetics in the FPS, but does The Finals have cross progression so you can access your gear wherever you play?

The Finals cross progression: a ninja wearing a mask uses a soldiers head to vault.
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Does The Finals have cross progression? Competing in the arena has its positives; you play for fame and fortune, the adoration of the fans, and of course, a slew of beautiful cosmetic items. Are these rewards transferable, though, and if you earn something on your PC, can you use it on your console?

As you’re hard at work dominating your opponents and earning the best in-game items and The Finals Battle Pass rewards, you might be wondering if your unlocks are available across all platforms, especially given that The Finals is a free PC game. Given that we know about The Finals crossplay, it’s time to find out if it also has cross progression.

The Finals cross progression: a japanese style building backing on to thick foliage.

Does The Finals have cross progression?

Yes, The Finals does have cross progression – if you launch the game on a console, you’ll receive a prompt to connect your account to your Embark ID, which you can find in the PC client.

Once the accounts are connected, anything you earn on either PC or console will be available everywhere. If you skip the connect prompt, your accounts will be deemed separate and will not benefit from the cross progression system.

The Finals, with its destructible environment and light building mechanics, brings a fresh take on the FPS game genre. If you want more rewards to show off as you aim for the top, check out the latest The Finals Twitch drops, and be sure to watch the action when you’re not parcipating.

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