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Posted October 10, 2017
Is there i a way i can play with my GOG Gwent in Windows Store Gwent?
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Posted October 10, 2017
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Hafiky: Is there i a way i can play with my GOG Gwent in Windows Store Gwent?
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Gwent s a client program which receives and sends instructions to a gwent server, it shouldn't matter where you got the client program from, although I don't know. Try the gwent forum or technical help for that product.
Posted October 10, 2017
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Hafiky: Is there i a way i can play with my GOG Gwent in Windows Store Gwent?
As far I know there is no Gwent on Windows Store. Only on GOG and only when you use Galaxy.
Posted October 10, 2017
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blotunga: As far I know there is no Gwent on Windows Store. Only on GOG and only when you use Galaxy.
Actually...
Posted October 10, 2017
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_ChaosFox_: Actually...
Ah, forgot that xbox store has it. But it's not Windows Store... And anyway people can play between platforms.
Posted October 10, 2017
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blotunga: Ah, forgot that xbox store has it. But it's not Windows Store... And anyway people can play between platforms.
It's actually a Play Anywhere title which unites the PC Windows Store and Xbox One versions. If you add it to your account, it appears on both your Xbox One downloads list and your Windows Store downloads list. I believe cloud saves also flow seamlessly between the two platforms and achievements are shared.

I only have one game on Windows Store (Hydro Thunder Hurricane) so I honestly wouldn't know how it works in practice, but it's definitely a Windows Store (UWP) game.
Post edited October 10, 2017 by _ChaosFox_
Posted October 10, 2017
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_ChaosFox_: It's actually a Play Anywhere title which unites the PC Windows Store and Xbox One versions. If you add it to your account, it appears on both your Xbox One downloads list and your Windows Store downloads list. I believe cloud saves also flow seamlessly between the two platforms and achievements are shared.

I only have one game on Windows Store (Hydro Thunder Hurricane) so I honestly wouldn't know how it works in practice, but it's definitely a Windows Store (UWP) game.
That's interesting. Because searching Windows Store for gwent on the PC yields no results. Oh well, I don't care about it anyway, Windows Store is so awful...
Posted October 10, 2017
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blotunga: That's interesting. Because searching Windows Store for gwent on the PC yields no results. Oh well, I don't care about it anyway, Windows Store is so awful...
No it's there, at least in the US...

@OP: The GOG and Xbox accounts are separate. What you buy on one will not carry over to the other, etc. You would have to download the Windows store version and start over. What you do on the xbox version though will carry over to the Windows 10 store version, and vise versa since they use a shared account.
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Posted October 10, 2017
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While it's true that GOG and Xbox accounts are separate (naturally), there is a precedent for cross-play functionality even between separate platforms. Street Fighter 5 enables cross-play between PSN and Steam users, and Rocket League offers Xbox-Steam and PSN-Steam cross-play. And of course, a number of GOG titles offer GOG-Steam cross-play, which is basically exactly the same principle as console-PC cross-play.

Incidentally, the Gwent page has this:

Do you support cross-play / cross-buy, i.e. purchasing items on platform A and using them on platform B / playing with gamers on other platforms?
CROSS-PLAY: We can confirm cross-play between Xbox One & PC, and PlayStation 4 & PC. Xbox One and PlayStation 4 cross-play is not possible. Please note, however, that Friend Matches are only possible within a given platform, meaning that you can only challenge a friend to a Friend Match if they are playing GWENT on the same platform as you are.

CROSS-BUY: When GWENT launches on Windows 10 as an UWP (Universal Windows Platform) application, the account between UWP and Xbox One will be shared. That means progress and cards are shared between both platforms. Otherwise, every platform is independent and your progress will not be synchronized if you switch platforms.
Post edited October 10, 2017 by _ChaosFox_
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