remote play together

[kr1xen]

Can i play coop with it? Would be awesome.

[Nejco]

No it doesn't work

[BernardoOne]

Yes, it's even advertised directly on the store page as a feature.

[Rtj007]

I did coop with my steam friend using Origin and we played and finished it straight with few minutes break in between, coop works great at least it did when I used Origin.
Did coop around January this year.

[Kamil950PL]

Originally posted by Corn:

Remote play together works just fine for me.

Playing through proper online co-op with free friend pass instead of Steam Remote Play Together (streaming) usually should be better.

But I don't know if free friend pass for this game (for proper online co-op, not streaming) will work with Steam version or not but you can try.

'Have your friend visit the A Way Out page in the Origin Store and click “Play with Friend Pass” beneath the “Buy” button. The Friend Pass (marked as a trial) will then appear in their game library'.

https://www.ea.com/games/a-way-out/news/a-way-out-friends-pass

More info - https://help.ea.com/en/help/a-way-out/a-way-out/play-a-way-out-with-the-friends-pass/

[Minux]

I've tried too, but it doesn't work. It stays on the streaming screen and nothing works. Has someone found a solution? Any specific settings on Remote Play about host or something?

[Jewrio]

Remote Play would be wholly contingent upon Internet connection, given that the game is streamed, like a film, to another person's PC (the one who does not have the title). That means that it would lag and buffer like one was downloading a H.D. film -- making the functionality all but usable for players more than a postal code apart from one another.

The best use for Remote Play would, ironically, be local play -- example: for games that have split-screen functionality, and where player's being hidden from one another's actions, would be benefit the game experience, such as in PvP modes (each player could position their windows so as to hide the other player's screen portion).