Playing Across Multiple Devices: Does AFK Journey Have Cross-Progression?

April 7, 2024
| Tags: Features
| Author The Old One

Want to play across multiple devices but don’t know how? Look no further as we discuss cross-progression in AFK Journey in this article.

AFK Journey, developed by Farlight and Lilith Games, is the latest sensation in the Fantasy RPG genre, and it’s supported by the fact that it’s available on devices like iOS and Android, making it accessible for almost everyone. Of course, you can also play this on your PC, enjoying the beautiful art style on your wide monitors.

But even though it’s accessible on convenient devices like your mobile phone, the real question is, does AFK Journey have cross-progression? Does it even support it? That’s what we’ll be discussing in this article so let’s get into it.

Does AFK Journey Have Cross-Progression?

The good news is that yes, AFK Journey does indeed have cross-progression! For those that are unaware, this means you can play on your PC but still have all your progress carry out on other devices like your Android or iPhone.

Cross-progression is extremely convenient for a lot of people, especially those who might want to play the game on their phone while commuting and also enjoy AFK Journey’s full graphical fidelity when they’re at home and on their PC.

But how do you make sure that cross-progression is enabled? It’s pretty simple and all you have to do is make sure that when you’re logging in, click on “Switch Account” and then log into the account you use on your PC (or phone).

We’re sure a lot of people appreciate the fact that a game like AFK Journey has cross-progression as it helps with accessibility and lets people enjoy the game whenever they please without losing access to any progress they make in the game.

That’s all we have for this short article on AFK Journey’s cross progression. If you would like to see more content related to the game, then be sure to take a look at this Stargaze Station Guide or Chest Location Guide.

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