The zombie apocalypse isn’t quite the same without your pals, and Dying Light 2 lets you three of your friends tag along for 4-player co-op across The City. But how does cross-play work in Dying Light 2?
Not very well, at least just yet. Only PC players on Steam and Epic Games will be able to enjoy cross-play together, though Techland has mentioned that they will be updating the game over time to hopefully include full cross-play in Dying Light 2.
Here’s a breakdown of cross-play in Dying Light 2, including which platforms can play with which.
Dying Light 2 Cross-Play Platforms
PC
Steam and Epic
PS5
PS5 only
PS4
PS4 only
Xbox Series X & S
Xbox Series X & S only
Xbox One
Xbox One only
To play cross-play in Dying Light 2 on PC, pause, then go to your online menu down below.
Select sign in with Epic Games or Steam, depending on your platform, then sign in to the opposite platform to connect it.
Connect the different accounts and then start inviting your friends from the opposite platform by pressing C; press F to invite players on the same platform. Bear in mind that all of you need to have completed the prologue before you can take part in cross-play co-op together, which should take 1-2 hours of gameplay.
Players will carry over all progression from their co-op sessions, with everyone also voting on major story decisions. As well as that, players will be able to play through the whole game, including the epilogue, in co-op.
Dying Light 2 is available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X | S.
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