Planet Coaster: Console Edition supports a free next-gen upgrade from Xbox One to Xbox Series X or S

Previously, we caught upward with the developers of Planet Coaster in an interview to discuss some of the changes being made as the game was being brought to consoles with Planet Coaster: Console Edition. Now, the developers at Frontier Developments are sharing a second developer diary, going a little farther in-depth on the process of bringing this game consoles.

One of the most exciting new features is the confirmation that not but will it support side by side-generation consoles but Planet Coaster: Console Edition supports a free next-gen upgrade from Xbox One to Xbox Series X or Xbox Serial Due south, or from PS4 to PS5. Yous can check out the developer diary below.

The gratis upgrade is available regardless of whether y'all buy a digital copy or a disc, though of course you can't play a disc on the Xbox Series S or PS5 Digital Edition.

Planet Coaster: Console Edition is currently scheduled to arrive at some point in Vacation 2022 on Xbox I, Xbox Series X, Xbox Serial Southward, PS4 and PS5. We'll exist sure to share an update when an verbal release date is revealed.

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