Elden Ring: Nightreign players can finally team up in pairs – Patch 1.02 introduces the long-awaited two-player co-op mode on July 30!
Released at the end of May, Elden Ring: Nightreign has already sold over five million copies and continues to inspire players to discover its soulslike-roguelike gameplay. The best proof is the FromSoftware Patch 1.02, which fulfills players’ dreams of playing the game with a friend. Here are all the details!
Elden Ring: Nightreign Gets Two-Player Mode on July 30 in Patch 1.02
The fanbase has spoken – players crave two-player co-op RPGs! The brand-new FromSoftware update fulfills that need by introducing the eagerly anticipated Elden Ring Nightreign duo mode, along with a few additional changes.
Previously considered too challenging, the solo mode has already received game balancing improvements, included in previous patches. Impressively, the studio delivered the highly requested two-player co-op Nightreign mode just weeks after announcing it in early June.
It’s great to see that the studio takes player feedback regarding this Soulslike multiplayer game to heart and stays in touch with the community. As a result, the new patch also includes quality-of-life UI improvements and more Relic filtering options. In addition to all these goodies, players can also prepare for the launch of the new Nightlords event, introducing more challenging versions of the main bosses on July 31.
All Elden Ring games have enjoyed epic success, and the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC has already sold 10 million copies since its release. With two-player mode included in the new Nightreign patch, FromSoftware might see a massive boost in sales of its latest title!