Want to take on the Arch-Illager with a friend? Here’s how to get Minecraft Dungeons co-op working.
Minecraft Dungeons has been specifically designed for fun and frantic multiplayer brawls with a group of friends. You can play Minecraft Dungeons solo if you’d like, but the levels in Mojang’s dungeon crawler have been built to encourage teamwork and cooperation.
Grouping up is simple: Up to four players can play in a Minecraft Dungeons session, and players can easily drop in and out of each other’s games. With a team the difficulty will adjust automatically unless changed by one of the players manually.
You can set the difficulty with the threat slider, found in the mission menu when you first select a level. To access more challenging Minecraft Dungeons difficulty options, players will have to first complete the game on lower difficulties.
Here’s what you need to know to party up. How to set up a co-op session in Minecraft Dungeons
To set up a session in Minecraft Dungeons, one player will act as the host and invite others to join their game.
