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is the kind of game that keeps players hooked with consistent upgrades and new items, just begging for you to dive in for another match even when you know you should probably go to bed. As such, wouldn't it be nice to hop of your console or PC and pick this dungeon crawler back up in bed on your Switch? That's where cross-saves would come in handy.
If you're eager to know whether this new entry in the series will let you jump between platforms on the fly, you've come to the right place. Below, we'll talk about whether Vampire Crawlers supports cross-saves and what plans developer Poncle has for this functionality in the future.
Does Vampire Crawlers Support Cross-Progression?
If you're hoping to play your Vampire Crawlers save across multiple platforms, we've got some unfortunate news for you: Vampire Crawlers does not support cross-progression at launch. This means that, if you purchase the game on another platform, you'll have to start a new save file there, as your progress from other platforms will not carry over.
However, all hope is not lost — provided you're willing to be patient, that is. Poncle has stated that cross-save functionality is planned for Vampire Crawlers at some point in the future. According to the , the team plans to implement it by the time the mobile ports are complete. They haven't shared a precise date for when that will be, however.
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The addition of cross-save support for Vampire Crawler's predecessor, Vampire Survivors, had a similar timeline. The highly anticipated addition of cross-progression didn't come to the isometric roguelike until years after launch. When it finally did arrive, . Hopefully, that won't be the case with Vampire Crawlers, as everyone deserves to be able to stay up until 3 AM for just one more run regardless of their platform.
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