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How to Play Co-Op in Lego Horizon Adventures: A Complete Guide

How to Play Co-Op in Lego Horizon Adventures: A Complete Guide

Sony Interactive Entertainment

Lego games have always been a great choice for cooperative play, thanks to their inviting design and engaging gameplay. Lego Horizon Adventures takes this to a new level by reimagining robotic dinosaurs as Lego creations. This game embraces its cooperative roots, making it a wonderful experience for both friends and family, with support for cross-platform play. Here’s how you can enjoy it with your preferred gaming buddy.

Difficulty

Easy



Duration

5 minutes

What You Need

  • One or two copies of Lego Horizon Adventures

  • Two PlayStation 5 or Nintendo Switch controllers

  • Completion of the prologue

Aloy and Varl customizing their outfits in Lego Horizon Adventures.

Sony Interactive Entertainment

How to Play Local Co-Op

Local co-op is an excellent way to dive into Lego Horizon Adventures alongside your gaming partner, allowing for a seamless drop-in/drop-out experience whenever you choose. All it requires are two controllers for the PlayStation 5 or Nintendo Switch.

Step 1: Launch Lego Horizon Adventures on your console.

Step 2: Make sure to complete the prologue section.

Step 3: When prompted at the bottom right of the screen, hit the Options button on the second controller to join the game.

How to Play Online Co-Op

With the release on both PS5 and Switch, Lego Horizon Adventures also includes online co-op that supports full cross-platform play. Here’s how to get connected online:

Step 1: First, complete the prologue chapter.

Step 2: Open the menu by pressing the Options button.

Step 3: Invite your friends from your friends list to join your game.

The co-op experience in Lego Horizon Adventures features a drop-in/drop-out style, meaning play doesn’t have to pause for someone to join or leave the session. Keep in mind that co-op supports a maximum of two players at a time, whether playing locally or online.

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