Alright, let’s talk about this “Chained Together” crossplay thing. I messed around with it the other day, and here’s how it went down.
So, first, I fired up the game. You got your usual options when you start – play by yourself, host a game, or join someone else’s. I wanted to check out how this crossplay works, so I messed with the settings a bit.
Turns out, enabling crossplay is a piece of cake. You just gotta hop into the settings, flip the switch to “on” for crossplay, and boom – you’re good to go. Now you can play with folks on different systems. Pretty neat, huh?
I decided to host a lobby myself. Once you do that, you can choose the difficulty. There’s Beginner, Normal, and Lava mode. I went with Beginner first ’cause, why not start easy, right? Plus, it’s got these checkpoints that are super helpful if you, well, fall a lot.
Game Modes
- Beginner: This one’s got simpler areas, and if you fall, you can just teleport back to the highest spot you reached. Real handy for getting the hang of things.
- Normal: No fancy help here. You fall, you gotta start over. It’s a bit tougher, but hey, more of a challenge.
- Lava: I didn’t try this, but sounds like a whole other ball game.
Anyway, I invited a couple of buddies to join, one on PC and another on a console. We all got in, no problem. The game’s all about working together, which is pretty cool. We tried out different strategies, and it was a blast figuring things out as a team.
We played for a few hours, and honestly, it was a good time. Crossplay worked like a charm – no hiccups or anything. If you’re into co-op games, “Chained Together” is definitely worth checking out. It’s fun, it’s a bit challenging, and playing with friends, no matter what system they’re on, makes it even better.
And that was my little adventure with “Chained Together” crossplay. Hope this gives you a decent idea of what to expect. It’s a solid game, especially if you’ve got some buddies to play with. Give it a shot!
