Elden Ring Nightreign is finally adding a two-player co-op mode on July 30. Prior to this, FromSoftware’s spinoff could only be played solo or with three players. The so-called Duo Expeditions come as part of patch 1.02.
This is something fans have been asking for, as not everybody has two friends available at once to tackle a tough-as-nails 3D adventure. FromSoftware has released a trailer to accompany this news, so you can see the two-player co-op in action.
Beyond Duo Expeditions, the forthcoming patch will include “quality-of-life UI improvements” and options for filtering Relics. We don’t know what the UI upgrades will look like, but July 30 is right around the corner.
This news comes just two months after the company tweaked the game to make the single-player experience a bit easier. It had been notoriously difficult, even for fans of FromSoftware. That update introduced an automatic revival mechanic and increased rune rewards for solo expeditions.
There’s no doubt about it. Elden Ring Nightreign is a bona-fide hit. The company also recently shared that the game has reached five million players. The wider Elden Ring universe is slowly but surely becoming a cultural juggernaut. There’s a movie in the works, to be directed by Alex Garland. That’s the guy who made Annihilation, Ex Machina, Civil War and the underrated TV show Devs.
