Xbox Game Pass has shared news regarding when PC subscribers will be able to download and play Valheim. Xbox Game Pass subscribers have been hit with a wave of new game announcements over the past week. First came the wave of monthly Xbox Game Pass confirmations for September, then four Skybound Games offerings, and most recently a bunch of announcements from the Tokyo Game Show. Snuck into those announcements was confirmation of Valheim's long-awaited Xbox Game Pass PC release.
Valheim was announced for Xbox Game Pass as far back as mid-June, with developer Iron Gate confirming its co-op sandbox RPG would be available for subscribers both on PC and Xbox. The initial announcement didn't come with a release date beyond 2022, however, so Xbox Game Pass subscribers have been waiting patiently. The Xbox version of Valheim remains in development, but Iron Gate appears to be ready to move forward with Valheim on Xbox Game Pass PC.
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The official release date for Valheim on Xbox Game Pass PC is September 29. Subscribers will be able to create their own Vikings and go troll hunting in less than two weeks. Iron Gate has already confirmed that there will be parity and cross-play support between the Steam version of Valheim and the Microsoft Store version used for Xbox Game Pass. Cross-progression, however, was not confirmed, so save files from Xbox Game Pass won't be transferable to Steam later barring a late announcement from Iron Gate.
Cross-play has also been confirmed for the Xbox console version of Valheim when it eventually arrives. The Xbox launch of Valheim is tentatively planned for 2023 and when it launches players will be able to immediately play with their friends on PC, whether via
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