How to play Lego Horizon Adventures co-op with a friend
Lego Horizon Adventures couch and online co-op play is supported, but not crossplay between different platforms
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Playing Lego Horizon Adventures co-op gives you several advantages over single player, and we’re not just talking about the fun you’ll have exploring the blocky landscape with a friend by your side. By playing Lego Horizon Adventures in couch or online co-op mode, you can take advantage of the dynamic camera, meaning no split screen. You’ll also have access to unique abilities granted by being companions, such as a piercing spear or chicken bombs. Plus, dropping in and out is super simple. If you want more details about how to get started and whether crossplay is supported, then here's everything we know about Lego Horizon Adventures couch and online co-op.
How to play couch and online co-op in Lego Horizon Adventures
To play couch and online co-op in Lego Horizon Adventures you first need to complete the Prologue, which should only take around 15 minutes. Once unlocked, starting a session of couch co-op in Lego Horizon Adventures is as simple as connecting a second controller, and then following the prompt in the bottom right corner of the screen to jump in.
To play online co-op in Lego Horizon Adventures, pause the game and then select the 'Invite friend to Co-op Play' option in the menu. This will bring up a menu showing the friends on your system, and you can then select one to invite to join your game – once they accept your invite, they'll appear in the game alongside you. Note that to use online co-op, you'll need to have an active PlayStation Plus or Nintendo Online subscription if you're playing on PS5 or Nintendo Switch, otherwise you're restricted to couch co-op only.
Can you use Lego Horizon Adventures crossplay with other platforms?
According to the official FAQ, Lego Horizon Adventures does not support crossplay with other platforms. That means whether you're playing on PS5, Nintendo Switch, or PC, you'll only be able connect with friends who are also using the same format as you. If your friend is using a different platform to you, the only way you can play together is to meet up in person and use couch co-op.
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