A prominent feature in previous games in theDark Allianceseries was the ability to play local coop or split-screen coop. So it was no surprise why many fans were disappointed with the fact that the third game will not support the feature at launch.
However, it was recently announced thatDungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliancewill support local coop up to two players, after all via the tweet below.
Just announced on the Dev Stream: We heard you loud and clear.After Dark Alliance launches, our main priority is supporting 2-player split-screen couch co-op for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC.We’re working to have this ready for our first free DLC this summer.pic.twitter.com/WkoFimeBHi
There you have it! Local coop will now arrive intothe full game after all in the form of free DLC. Although, it remains to be seen when this DLC will be available. We more or less presume it will be available a few weeks to a month after launch.
That being said,Dungeons and Dragons Dark Alliancewill launch on June 22nd on the Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC.
Dark Alliancewill also feature both local and online coop and feature cross-gen play and crossplay between both Xbox and PC. The game will also feature vast skill systems, action combat with combos, and of course, ARPG looting like the previous games.
For more onDark Alliance,check outDungeons and Dragons Dark Alliance – Pre-Order Bonus, Special EditionsandIs Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Alliance a remake?
