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Elden Ring: Nightreign's Duo Mode Is Coming to Save You From Matchmaking Hell
NO LOC, JUL 25 – Patch 1.02 adds a two-player mode to Elden Ring: Nightreign addressing player feedback and includes UI improvements, following a drop from 300,000 to 50,000 average concurrent players on Steam.
- On July 30, 2025, FromSoftware will release Patch 1.02 for Elden Ring: Nightreign, adding Duo Expeditions and quality-of-life improvements.
- Junya Ishizaki said the duo mode was `overlooked during development` earlier this year, leaving players forced into solo or trio matches at launch.
- In a new social media trailer, FromSoftware unveiled the duos mode, and Patch 1.02 will also introduce enhanced relic filtering in the UI.
- Players tackling Limveld will benefit from a game-changer duos option, and FromSoftware hopes this update sustains Nightreign’s momentum.
- FromSoftware’s next release, The Duskbloods, is set to launch on Nintendo Switch 2 sometime next year, as one of the studio’s two major multiplayer titles.
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Elden Ring Nightreign Finally Gets Its Two-Player Duos Mode on July 30
Everyone who's wanted to run through Elden Ring Nightreign with just their trusted duos partner is getting their wish. FromSoftware confirmed today that a two-player Duo Expeditions mode will arrive in Elden Ring Nightreign Patch 1.02.
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Elden Ring Nightreign’s duos mode is coming next week
Nightfarers will be able to explore Limveld as a duo — intentionally, that is — in Elden Ring Nightreign starting July 30, developer FromSoftware and publisher Bandai Namco announced Friday. Patch 1.02 for Elden Ring Nightreign will add Duo Expeditions, offering an alternative to solo play and three-player expeditions. Patch 1.02 will also include various quality-of-life UI improvements, including more Relics filtering options, Bandai Namco said…
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