What Is the Seamless Co-op Mod?
The Seamless Co-op mod, developed by LukeYui, is a complete overhaul of Elden Ring’s native multiplayer system. Instead of the summoning and fog-wall limitations that define vanilla co-op, this mod allows players to join each other’s worlds and stay connected from start to finish—with no restrictions on bosses, regions, or progression. It essentially turns Elden Ring into a true multiplayer RPG.
Key features include:
Persistent world-sharing between players
No fog walls or invasion mechanics
Shared map progression and teleportation
Fully synced quest and NPC states (with some caveats)
This mod supports up to four players, making it ideal for friends looking to tackle dungeons, explore hidden corners of the world, or even attempt an all-co-op run.
Why It Matters
One of the most common complaints about Elden Ring’s co-op is how often it disrupts immersion. Whether it’s the host needing to re-summon allies after every boss or players being booted out after key events, the experience can feel fractured. The Seamless Co-op mod removes these barriers entirely.
In practice, it turns the game into something akin to a traditional MMO-lite experience. You and your friends can enter the world at the Church of Elleh and remain together through the final showdown with the Elden Beast—no black separation fog, no multiplayer signs, no constant restarts. That persistent connectivity significantly boosts the game’s pacing and camaraderie.
Things to Keep in Mind
While it’s a transformative experience, there are limitations. The mod runs separately from Elden Ring’s official servers to avoid anti-cheat conflicts, meaning you'll launch a separate “launch_elden_ring_seamless_coop.exe” to play. You’ll also need to generate a co-op password to share your world state.
Additionally:
You won’t be able to access PvP invasions or use the game’s matchmaking features.
Progress made in the host’s world carries over partially to guests, so if you’re planning to fully sync campaigns, it’s best to stick with the same group.
Some scripted events and questlines may behave unpredictably with multiple players present.
Still, for most players, the trade-offs are worth it. The mod is well-maintained, frequently updated, and largely stable.
Who Should Try It
If you're a veteran player looking for a fresh way to experience Elden Ring, or a newcomer who’d rather

The Seamless Co-op mod doesn’t just fix Elden Ring’s multiplayer—it reimagines it. For those who’ve always dreamed of taking the journey to become Elden Lord with a full party by their side, this mod turns that dream into reality. While it’s not without its quirks, the experience it delivers feels like something FromSoftware may one day offer natively—and that alone makes it worth your time.