Does Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown have crossplay and cross-progression?

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown announcement was met with passionate excitement, as fans waited for a new entry in the franchise for a while. This entry promises to feature new race modes, a modern control scheme, and upgraded graphics. Even with all these new additions, the response to the game has been mostly negative due to server issues. The two open betas released for the game were plagued with server issues making it almost impossible to experience the online races.

The beta version often crashed leading to players' frustration and questioning the game's final release. Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown is an online-only game, raising several questions regarding its crossplay and cross-progression functionalities. Unfortunately, the game lacks these features.

This article will cover the state of crossplay and cross-progression in Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown.

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Will there be crossplay and cross-progression in Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown?

Cross-play is a significant part of today's online games (Image via Nacon)

Crossplay has become a significant component of online games which brings players together to enjoy the title no matter which platform they own. For example, a player who owns a PlayStation and another who owns an Xbox can play an online game together, if the title features crossplay functionality. This is an important feature that is very prominent in today's online games.

However, even with this feature being the norm in today's gaming generation, Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown won't feature cross-play. This decision will keep the players on all platforms locked to their consoles, restricting them from interacting with people from other platforms and joining their lobbies.

This limitation affects cross-progression too, meaning your progression on one platform won't transfer to another.

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Why a lack of crossplay and cross-progression in Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown?

The game has mixed reviews on Steam (Image via Nacon)

Since the game is online-only, the gaming community expected the long-awaited title to include basic features like crossplay and cross-progression. However, Nacon decided to ditch the idea and put players on separate servers depending on which platform they were playing on. The reason for this exclusion has not yet been revealed, confusing longtime fans even more.

While crossplay and cross-progression are features that haven't been advertised or shown off yet in the beta, they might get included in future updates. However, this is just a speculation and only time will tell whether the game's future allows players to bond in online races regardless of their platforms.