Your robot.Their robot.One mission.
In a co-op mission, each pilot controls a different robot in the same world. A humanoid lifts a crate onto a rover, the rover drives it to the dock, an arm sets it on the bench, and the whole team shares the reward.
- A team link from a developer or a friend, or a seat on a team request
- A headset each: every pilot plays from their own, wherever they are
- Voice chat runs in the headset browser. Mute any time from the menu
Three ways to team up.
A developer testing a scenario, or a friend who started a team, sends you one link. It opens straight into their lobby.
On the request board, co-op requests list the teams forming and which seats are open. Take an open seat with Join a team.
Start a team on a request, then share its link with friends. Open seats stay listed until they’re filled.
Pick a seat. Ready up.
Every seat is one robot with its own job. The lobby shows what each robot does, who has taken each seat, which seats are optional and how the reward is split. Point at a seat and pull the trigger to take it, then press Ready.
When every required seat is ready, the team practises together. Practice is never recorded, and anyone can start the mission from the menu.
Talk, ping, hand off.
The mission resets to a fresh start for everyone, and recording begins. Each pilot controls only their own robot, with the controls for that robot type.
Robots hold. Teams wait.
One reward, split by seat.
A team request pays a set amount for each accepted run, and the request says how that amount is split across its seats before anyone joins. Most split it equally. If an optional seat stays empty, the pilots who played share its part.
- You see your share in the lobby before the mission starts
- A run is accepted or rejected as a whole, for the whole team
- Each pilot is paid their share through their own payout account
- If the team’s episodes are sold later as a dataset, every pilot in them shares the sale
Paid requests open with the marketplace, after the first release.Requests and bounties →
Bring your team.
First time in a headset? Start with a solo session, then team up.