Smilegate's shooter, Crossfire, has finally made it to console in the form of CrossfireX. For the Xbox release, the developer drafted in Remedy Entertainment to create a pair of campaign operations for the game. The install process is a bit finnicky though, so here's how to get it all downloaded and ready to go.
Installing the CrossfireX free-to-play multiplayer
First up, you'll need the free multiplayer portion of CrossfireX. It's only about 7GB, but it's essential to get this installed before adding the campaigns to the package. Head to the game's store page, and you'll find CrossfireX ready to install across Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
How to install each CrossfireX campaign
Once multiplayer is installed and ready to go, you'll have to head the game's main menu. If you own the Ultimate Package, or either campaign operation, they're both installable from here. At the bottom right of the main menu screen, you should see all of the CrossfireX modes. Select either Operation Catalyst (included with Game Pass) or Operation Spectre, and they'll both be added to the initial 7GB multiplayer file.
Note: As of writing, the Xbox Game Pass release of Operation Catalyst isn't working properly. The above method works if you purchase CrossfireX, but the developer is working on making Operation Catalyst available for Game Pass players.
How big is the CrossfireX install?
Each of the two campaigns significantly bump up the size of CrossfireX. Where the multiplayer only takes up 7GB of space, adding Operation Catalyst increases that size to 28.8GB. If you then add the other campaign, Operation Spectre, the overall size is 54GB.
This file size is based on the Xbox Series X version of CrossfireX, although we'd expect the Xbox One and Xbox Series S versions to be broadly similar.
Will CrossfireX Operation Spectre come to Xbox Game Pass?
While Operation Catalyst is included in an Xbox Game Pass subscription, you'll have to pay extra for Operation Spectre. There are a few options for doing that; either picking up the Ultimate Package, or just purchasing the separate Spectre campaign.
For now, Smilegate hasn't revealed any plans for Operation Spectre to come to Xbox Game Pass.
Have you run into any issues installing CrossfireX on Xbox? Let us know your experience so far.
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This games turned out to be a bit of a joke multiplayer is ***** with hardly any content and riddled with microtransactions and the campaign is not even installable.
So much for smart delivery🤦♂️
Mine just sits there when loading account information, doesn’t do anything else, useless.
I didn't realise only part of the single player campaign was on GP. Is it a standalone story, or is it part 1, and you need to pony up to see how it ends?
Cross Fire X Campaign portion is still not downloadable for Game Pass as of 8:15 AM Paciic Standard Time.
The only reason I want to even try the Catalyst Campaign portion out is because it is made by Remedy and not SmileGate.
Smile Gates Multiplayer turd is literally exactly the same as the Beta version that came out like a year and a half ago... The Beta even had the same maps and guns.... So they could have potentially ironed out some bugs (which I did not have any when I played the beta) but it is hard to imagine that Smile Gate was fully satisfied with what they put out for the base version of this game.
Maybe 3 or 4 maps that are assigned to certain game modes. For how long they have had to develop this game just from when they announced it in one of the Xbox shows last year, the should have been able to make double that (I feel like I could have made 8 maps using the PS4 game Dreams by myself in that time)
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