Unless it's play anywhere, it's a nice gesture but ultimately a pointless one.
If someone is going to play on PC, they're more than likely going to get it on Steam. Since the only benefit to getting it on the windows store will be this cross save system, which will still require two copies of the game and owning an xbox to get any use out of.
This is gonna be dead on arrival much like infinite warfare was. At this point the only way PC games are gonna sell through the Windows Store app is if MS
- Makes the Xbox App better and more integrated (You have to alt+tab out of game to invite and such or do other functions)
- Really pushes for play anywhere/cross play even with third parties.
I'd consider buying Windows Store PC games if it meant I had a fall back on my Xbox as well. But unless you're on PC and still dying to get some Xbox Achievement Score, you're better off just getting it on steam.
Finally, a third party game that supports Xbox Play Anywhere from a major publisher.
Baffling that it's taken this long for MS to convince publishers to do this.
The translation doesn't seem to fully clarify what is being offered here. Also would be odd for RE7 to have Play Anywhere and Not Dead Rising 4, though not impossible in terms of odd decision making.
