Mastering Co-op Play in Lords of the Fallen: Ultimate Guide and Strategies

Embarking on the mission to prevent the resurrection of a malevolent deity in Lords of the Fallen is both a lengthy and daunting task. However, in this game, lampbearers need not face the darkness alone. Here, players have the opportunity to unite, fight, and even meet their demise together, defying the usual cooperative constraints commonly found in Soulslike games.

Engaging in multiplayer mode with friends in Lords of the Fallen is a straightforward and effortless process, limited only by the availability of players and potentially the stability of their internet connections. Enthusiastic supporters of collaborative play will find immense satisfaction in joining forces to progress through the game's narrative. Now, the only remaining challenge is to ascertain the means by which players can effectively enter each other's realms.

How to Play Co-Op in Lords of the Fallen

To initiate a co-op session in Lords of the Fallen, simply interact with any Vestige.

Select the Multiplayer option on the bottom of the menu.

Select the Beckon Friend option.

Choose a friend from the available list, and they will receive an invitation subsequently.

Alternatively, players can opt to invite a random player by selecting the Beckon lampbearer option. Those who wish to join a stranger seeking assistance should instead choose the Accompany Lampbearer option. For players seeking a more aggressive experience, they can select the Slaughter lampbearer option to invade a random world as a hostile presence.

To set a password for online sessions in Lords of the Fallen, follow these steps:

1. Access the menu screen by pressing the ESC, Start, or Menu button.

Go to Settings.

Navigate to the Multiplayer tab.

Please enter a password in the Session Password textbox.

Once you have set a password, only players who enter the same password will be able to join the session. If you wish to play with strangers again, simply clear the Session Password box to return your matchmaking to its default status.

Regrettably, Lords of the Fallen solely offers support for two-player cooperative play. However, there is a positive aspect as co-op partners have the freedom to remain in a session for as long as they desire, or until the host chooses to terminate the connection. Furthermore, partners can venture through Axiom together. It is important to note that if the host perishes, both players will meet their demise.

Lords of the Fallen is available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.