Co-Op has Arrived in June’s Public Update Preview!
It’s finally here—Co-Op for Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition has arrived! Launching today in the Public Update Preview on Steam, Co-Op is now playable and will soon make its way into the Live game. What’s more fun than leading the charges down the Roman Empire as Atilla the Hun? Charging down the Roman legions with a friend by your side!
With today’s PUP build, we’ll start gathering your feedback and making changes in prep for the complete launch of all Co-Op content in a future update—So make sure you let us know what you think! You’ll find plenty of information below around how to get access, where to leave your feedback, and how we plan to follow up.
For now, here’s the TLDR:
Co-Op begins Preview today with 5 Historical Battles, specifically selected because of how much fun they create as Co-Op scenarios.
This Preview version of Co-Op will then go Live in our next Update.
As we gather your feedback and make those changes, we’ll be readying the release of Co-Op Campaign content, which includes 33 Missions selected from across 6 different Campaigns.
Co-Op Content Breakdown:
If you’re curious about exactly which Historical Battle and Campaign Missions you’ll be able to play with friends, we’re providing a full breakdown here:
First up, these are the Co-Op Historical Battles you can play today in PUP:
Tours
Hastings
Honfoglalas
Kurikara
Bapheus
Then, as we work with your feedback, we’ll be fully launching Co-Op in a future update including all of the following Co-Op Campaign content:
Saladin:
An Arabian Knight
Lord of Arabia
The Horns of Hattin
The Siege of Jerusalem
Jihad!
The Lion and the Demon
Attila the Hun:
The Scourge of God
The Great Ride
The Walls of Constantinople
A Barbarian Betrothal
The Battle of the Catalaunian Fields
The Fall of Rome
Alaric:
The Battle of the Frigidus
Razing Hellas
The Belly of the Beast
The Giant Falls
A Kingdom of our Own
Tariq ibn Ziyad:
The Battle of Guadalete
Consolidation and Subjugation
Divide and Conquer
Crossing the Pyrenees
Razzia
Suryavarman I:
Usurpation
Quelling the Rebellion
A Dangerous Mission
Challenging a Thalassocracy
Nirvanapada
Tamerlane:
Amir of Transoxiana
Gurkhan of Persia
Harbinger of Destruction
Sultan of Hindustan
Scourge of the Levant
A Titan Amongst Mortals
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