MycoRelic: How Many Players Can Play Together?

MycoRelic supports online cooperative play, but the game’s official FAQ does not currently state how many players can join the same world. The confirmed multiplayer setup is peer-to-peer: one player hosts a world and invites friends through Steam’s built-in friends list. MycoRelic can also be played offline in singleplayer, so solo play is available when a group is not involved. (MycoRelic FAQ)

MycoRelic player count

The maximum number of players in a MycoRelic multiplayer session is not independently confirmed by the available official information. The FAQ confirms that the game is designed with online cooperation in mind, but it does not provide a specific co-op limit such as two, four, or more players.

This means there is no reliable official answer to “how many players can play MycoRelic?” beyond the fact that the game supports a host and invited friends. Any precise number found elsewhere should be treated cautiously unless it comes from a later official announcement or an updated game listing.

How multiplayer works

MycoRelic currently uses a peer-to-peer multiplayer model. Rather than describing a dedicated-server system, the FAQ explains that one player can host a world from the main menu. The host uses the Host World option, then invites other players through Steam’s friends list.

The confirmed process is:

1. Start MycoRelic and open the main menu.
2. Select Host World to create a session.
3. Use Steam’s built-in friends list to invite friends.
4. Play together in the host’s world.

The source does not specify a separate matchmaking browser, public lobby system, dedicated server structure, or maximum invite count. It also does not confirm whether every player in a session has identical access to progression, world changes, or host controls. Those details should therefore not be assumed.

Can you play MycoRelic solo?

Yes. MycoRelic can be played offline in singleplayer. This gives players a solo option if they do not want to host an online world or invite friends.

The game is described as a cooperative third-person action RPG, with exploration and combat set on an island inhabited by tribal robots. Its gameplay includes raiding derelict foundries and ancient temples, upgrading the player character, using elemental magic, and fighting with melee and ranged weapons. These activities are presented within the game’s cooperative design, but the FAQ also confirms that they can be experienced offline in singleplayer.

The available information does not explain whether solo progression differs from co-op progression. It also does not confirm whether an offline character can always be transferred into multiplayer without restrictions, although the FAQ states that characters are saved locally and can be brought into worlds hosted by friends.

What platform supports multiplayer?

The FAQ identifies Steam as the platform used for the current multiplayer invitation process. Specifically, friends are invited through Steam’s built-in friends list. The same FAQ says that MycoRelic is planned for release on Steam as an Early Access title and that bringing the game to additional platforms is a possibility for the future.

The exact release version and current availability are not independently confirmed here. The documented multiplayer information should therefore be understood as the setup described by the official FAQ, rather than as confirmation of every current store or build feature.

Does MycoRelic have a confirmed co-op limit?

No confirmed co-op limit is provided. MycoRelic is confirmed to support online cooperation, peer-to-peer hosting, and Steam friend invitations, but the official FAQ does not state the number of simultaneous players.

Until the developers publish a player limit, the safest answer is:

• Online co-op: Confirmed
• Hosting: Peer-to-peer through Host World
• Invitations: Steam friends list
• Offline play: Singleplayer confirmed
• Maximum multiplayer players: Not specified

The player limit may be clarified as development continues, particularly because the FAQ describes the project as undergoing ongoing development and testing.