According to recent publications, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, which are available in the Windows Store and are aimed at Windows 10 software, do not support cross-platform multiplayer. However, as we will see later, this is not due to Microsoft.
Specifically, anyone who plans to purchase the two games from the Windows Store will not be able to play with their friends online.
But let's start with the basics. First of all, neither game is a "Play Anywhere" , nor can you play on console and desktop at the same time. In addition, Call of Duty doesn't have cross-platform multiplayer for Windows Store UWP and other software versions. Also, you can only play with users using Windows 10 in the Windows Store, not with users of different platforms.
At first, you must have a Microsoft account to purchase and play the game online, but then you have access without a mandatory login.
Many of you will rightly believe that Microsoft is to blame for the lack of cross-platform multiplayer , but the truth is that Activision was the one who decided to remove the feature from the version available in the Windows Store.
Microsoft had stated that it allows cross-play between platforms and devices for anyone who wants it, suggesting that the removal option was Activision's decision.
However, the Windows Store does not mention the lack of cross-platform multiplayer, instead it states that the game is allowed in groups of up to four people at the same time.
