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Monster Hunter: World
Capcom's Monster Hunter: World Steam support page states that saves are stored on the PC local drive and/or Steam Cloud—not Capcom's server—and that deleted, corrupted or overwritten data cannot be recovered by Capcom. If progress appears missing, stop making new saves or blindly resolving a cloud conflict. Confirm the Steam account, inspect Steam's current cloud status and preserve any remaining copy before launching again.
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Capcom's Monster Hunter: World Steam support page states that saves are stored on the PC local drive and/or Steam Cloud—not Capcom's server—and that deleted, corrupted or overwritten data cannot be recovered by Capcom. If progress appears missing, stop making new saves or blindly resolving a cloud conflict. Confirm the Steam account, inspect Steam's current cloud status and preserve any remaining copy before launching again.
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Capcom says deleted, corrupted or overwritten World saves are not recoverable; preserve the remaining local/cloud copy before resolving a conflict.
Read the relevant guideMonster Hunter: World: Check Cross-Play and Save Boundaries by PlatformCapcom says World has no cross-play between PC, PS4 and Xbox One, while each platform version has cross-region global multiplayer servers.
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2 articlesCapcom says deleted, corrupted or overwritten World saves are not recoverable; preserve the remaining local/cloud copy before resolving a conflict.
Updated November 6, 2026 · 3 min readCapcom says World has no cross-play between PC, PS4 and Xbox One, while each platform version has cross-region global multiplayer servers.
Updated November 6, 2026 · 3 min readCoverage notes
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