Calling all Elden Ring seamless co-op mod lovers, the modder behind it is back with another one, this time for Dark Souls 3

Elden Ring’s hottest mod is definitely the seamless co-op one from modder Yui, they usually’re again at it once more, this time for Dark Souls 3.

There’s something to be stated of FromSoftware’s design decisions on the subject of on-line multiplayer, as they’re clearly supposed to be a approach of constructing their video games a smidge simpler as a result of what’s higher than one silent protagonist dodge rolling their option to victory, than two silent protagonists dodge rolling their option to victory? However, it additionally implies that really taking part in the sport with your folks could be a little bit of a ball ache. Enter Yui, a modder most likely greatest identified for his or her Elden Ring seamless co-op mod, and has additionally made a similar mod for Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon, who has now shared that they are engaged on a brand new seamless co-op mod, this one being for Darkish Souls 3.

Yui shared a video of the mod in motion, taking part in with a buddy as they progress by way of Lothric Fort (so, you realize, watch out of spoilers if you happen to’re somebody that hasn’t really performed the sport but however swears they’re going to get round to it will definitely). The video’s description explains that the mod “removes all multiplayer boundaries and permits for connections to persist after dying. Play with mates from the tutorial to the very finish of the sport, with synchronised progress, and no resummoning or interruptions. Invasions are non-obligatory and lively by default. You may regulate the multiplayer scaling of the enemies to your liking.” Feels like precisely what you’d need from a mod like this!

There would not appear to be any form of launch window in sight for the mod, so you will have to remain affected person for now. Fortunate for you, there is a new Elden Ring out someday this yr, Nightreign, which does actually have seamless co-op built in, although that’ll be all the way down to its replayability as a boss-focused roguelite.