LEGO Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight gets local co-op but no online multiplayer

9 articles · Updated · GameRant · May 1

The two-player feature lets friends play on the same system, with the game launching on 22 May from TT Games and Warner Bros. Games.
Native internet play is unavailable, though platform tools such as PlayStation Share Play or Steam Remote Play may offer unofficial workarounds.
Based on past LEGO games, co-op is expected to use split-screen, drop-in and drop-out play, shared progression and quick access after an opening tutorial.

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