Is Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora multiplayer? How to use co-op explained
Looking to explore the vast Western Frontier with a buddy? Well, thankfully, Ubisoft has made that possible in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, and we have all the details you need to play in multiplayer.
Whether it be cinema or video games, Avatar projects take a long while to make. Ubisoft began developing the new open-world action-adventure in 2017 in the hopes of bringing the world of Pandora to life better than the 2009 game did.
It's fair to say that's been accomplished, taking advantage of the latest hardware to create something that fans of blue indigenous species will be looking to sink their teeth in for months to come.
Set 15 years following the aftermath of the original Avatar movie, Frontiers of Pandora takes players to a new continent with a new canon story that follows an orphaned Na'vi that rises against the RDA.
One of the biggest incentives for many is multiplayer, something that is explained fully below – including how to enable it and whether cross-play works.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora supports two-player co-op — so yes, there is an option for multiplayer.
This is strictly tied to its online mode, meaning there is no way to play side-by-side (or local co-op) in the game.
It is limited to two people maximum, and is an add-on feature for what is pretty much a single-player experience.
The good news is that Ubisoft has confirmed that cross-play is available across all platforms, whether playing on a console or PC.
This is enabled automatically, and essentially means that you can play with friends who are on a different platform to you (so PlayStation can play with Xbox and vice versa).
Additionally, cross-progression is available, so you can pick up your save file on another platform at any time.
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