When Man has no Heaven Launched in 2016, Hello Games made it available on the then available platforms namely PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Over time, it was also released for PS5, Xbox Series X and S consoles, Nintendo Switch, PS VR1 and 2, as well as other virtual reality devices for PCs. Now the developer is rolling out cross savings and cross-plays across all these platforms so fans can pick up where they left off, even if they switch devices.
Hello Games has since said that adding the ability to transfer saves has been particularly challenging for its team Man has no Heaven players can spend thousands of hours exploring worlds and building perfect bases. He likened crossover savings to moving houses — “the longer people live there, the more complicated it is to move them,” the developer explained. The company said it has been slowly rolling out the technology to the game over the past six months to make the feature possible to launch today. Players can now link their accounts through the game official cross save pagehowever, only a “subset of users” will see the option to save from multiple devices on the in-game save screen. The feature will be available to all players in the coming weeks.
In addition to allowing players to play the same game across platforms, Hello Games also provides an enhanced version of the game. Man has no Heaven For PlayStation 5 Prowhich came out today. The console’s AI-powered technology, called PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, upscales gameplay to 4K at 60fps, though players can choose to explore worlds in 8K at 30fps instead. This upgraded version also comes with improved lighting in all modes, ultra-quality reflections and high-quality ambient occlusion. All these features take their course PS VR2 headset, as well.
