Azeroth Survivors Co-op
Checked 2026-10-27. Five players including the host. The patch that added it is told two ways.
Version and public-source notes · 2026-10-27
Public co-op guides agree on a five-player room but disagree on the introduction version. No lobby participation or cross-platform test is claimed here.
| Lobby | 1–5 including the host |
|---|---|
| Privacy | Public, private, or password |
| Version lock | Same version required |
| Which build | 0.113.0 or since 0.114.0 Sources disagree. |
What the notes agree on
In the browser main menu choose Co-op. Create a lobby as host, choose its player limit and privacy, then share its join code. Friends open Co-op and join with that code. Both independent co-op guides require matching game versions. The .app guide documents privacy and lobby steps; those interface details are attributed to that one guide. Party DPS is the co-op meter label, next to solo Damage Done.
Cross-platform rooms and host migration are not confirmed. The exact string Returned to lobby was not in the sources I checked.
The Windows archive may not have this
The official RAR was last modified 2026-10-19, before the 2026-10-23 co-op note. The browser menu on 2026-10-27 read v0.120.4.
Questions
How many players?
1 to 5, and the host counts. That cap is the part both write-ups share.
Can browser and Windows join one room?
Not confirmed. Notes require the same version and do not document cross-platform rooms.
Related
- Download — Why the RAR may predate co-op.
- Damage meter — Damage Done versus Party DPS.
Sources checked 2026-10-27
- Independent 1\u20135 player lobby instructions \u00b7 checked 2026-10-27
- Community patch archive, 0.113.0 account \u00b7 checked 2026-10-27
- Azeroth Survivors co-op footage · research reference; upload date not re-established · checked 2026-10-27
- Patch notes via azerothsurvivors.app · checked 2026-10-27
- Co-op page citing 0.114.0 · checked 2026-10-27