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Dark Souls 3 Now Features Seamless Co-op for Up to Six Players

Author : Jacob Mar 18,2025

Dark Souls 3 Now Features Seamless Co-op for Up to Six Players

Conquer the challenging world of Dark Souls 3 with friends! A new mod, released yesterday by modder Yui, introduces full co-op support for up to six players. Mirroring the popular Elden Ring co-op mod, this community project brings cooperative gameplay to the beloved FromSoftware title.

Currently in alpha, this mod already allows complete playthroughs, from start to finish. All multiplayer features, including invasions, are supported. Importantly, it operates independently of official servers, eliminating any ban risks.

The mod boasts an optimized connection system, enabling seamless co-op across the globe. Rejoining after disconnections is quick and easy. Seamless Co-op removes all original multiplayer limitations, allowing unrestricted gameplay from the tutorial to the final boss. Enemy scaling is adjustable, ensuring a balanced and enjoyable experience for all players.

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