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*Play game in offline mode, other uses family share, use direct ip connect.
Baldur’s Gate 3 split-screen is available at launch on PC and PS5, allowing up to two players to play the entire game together in local couch co-op multiplayer. The remaining two party members will be filled by companions.
What about same household but on 2 different pc's?
If I only have 1 copy of the game. Can I via Family Sharing somehow remotely play with a friend? Either by emulating a local co-op (not optimal but potentially acceptable) or actual online session where everyone has a full screen available?