No. Megabonk does not have native multiplayer or co-op. Version v1.0.69 is officially Single-player, with no built-in online co-op, local or couch co-op, split-screen, PvP or matchmaking.
Last verified: July 27, 2026 · Current tracked game version: v1.0.69
Megabonk is a solo game. The official Steam feature list includes Single-player but does not list Online Co-op, Shared/Split Screen, multiplayer or Remote Play Together. Steam Link can stream that same solo session to another device; it cannot create a second character or shared run.
| Feature | Current status | What this means |
|---|---|---|
| Native multiplayer | Not available | No official shared run or second playable character. |
| Online co-op | Not available | No lobby, friend invitation, matchmaking or co-op progression. |
| Local / couch co-op | Not available | No two-player local mode or shared-screen controls. |
| Split-screen | Not available | No separate local player views. |
| PvP | Not available | No official duel or competitive multiplayer mode. |
| Steam Link / Remote Play Anywhere | Solo streaming only | Streams one player's game from the host PC to another device. |
| Remote Play Together | Not listed | Steam does not list support, and the game has no local multiplayer session to share. |
| Community multiplayer mods | Available, unofficial | Third-party projects can add co-op but are patch-sensitive and not native support. |
Status checked against the official Steam store feature list and official update feed on July 27, 2026. The latest tracked patch is v1.0.69.
These features stream video, audio and controls from the host PC. You can continue the same solo run on another device or hand control to a friend, but there is still only one player character.
This Steam feature shares a game's existing local multiplayer mode with remote friends. Megabonk has no native local co-op and Steam does not list Remote Play Together, so it cannot produce simultaneous vanilla co-op.
Screen sharing, taking turns or racing separate runs can be social, but none of them changes the official Single-player classification.
Community projects can add networking, but they are not part of the base game. Their versions, dependencies, player limits and compatibility can change independently of Megabonk.
Native support, online/local co-op status, Remote Play, official roadmap and verification date.
Current third-party packages, installation, compatibility, hosting, backups, risks and troubleshooting.
Do not mix mod installation content into this FAQ. Go to the Multiplayer Mod Guide if your intent is to install community co-op.
There is currently no official multiplayer roadmap, release date or confirmed co-op update on the Steam store page or in official patch announcements checked through v1.0.69.
That does not prove multiplayer can never happen; it means there is no reliable announcement to schedule around. Buy and play the current game as a single-player title, and treat forum speculation as unconfirmed until the developer updates the official feature list or patch notes.
No. The official game is Single-player and has no native multiplayer mode.
No. Vanilla Megabonk has neither online co-op nor local/couch co-op.
Not simultaneously in the base game. There is no local co-op or split-screen mode.
No. Megabonk is not listed with Remote Play Together, and it has no local multiplayer mode for Steam to share.
Steam Link can stream the same solo session to another supported device, but it does not add another player.
Yes, unofficial community projects exist. Use the dedicated Mod Guide for current packages and risks.
No official roadmap, release date or confirmed co-op patch was available when checked July 27, 2026.