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Focus Entertainment, publisher of the SnowRunner and Expeditions: A MudRunner Game titles for Saber Interactive, today announced that co-op will be added to the game “a few months” after the initial release of the game. This announcement came as direct community feedback asking about the feature was posted on some recently published previews.
Their full text:
Co-op mode will be released in Expeditions as a free update a few months after the release of the game.
Co-op is an important feature, for both MudRunner veterans and newcomers. That’s why we want the multiplayer experience in Expeditions to feel as polished as possible, which means taking a few extra months.
Like our previous MudRunner game, SnowRunner, we have some exciting post-launch updates planned for Expeditions, which we’ll talk about soon.
Thanks for your patience. Stay tuned for further updates, and thank you for being part of the community!
The Expeditions team
