PS5 and PC can crossplay, but each fight has two opposing players; local Versus, CPU, Training, and Episode content can be played offline.
MARVEL Tōkon supports crossplay between PlayStation 5 and Windows PC. A match has two human players—one controlling each four-character team—not eight separate players.
Online requirements
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| PS5-PC crossplay | Supported |
| Human players in a fight | 2 |
| Online lobby capacity | Up to 64 users |
| PS5 online requirement | Internet and PlayStation Plus |
| PC online requirement | Internet and a linked PlayStation account |
| Local Versus | Supported |
| Offline single-player | Supported |
The 64-player number describes the online lobby, where users gather and start matches. It is not the number of people fighting simultaneously.
What works offline
The official FAQ lists Episode Mode, local Versus, Training, and CPU battles among the content that can be used offline. Ranked, Casual, private Room Matches, and the Online Lobby require a connection and PlayStation account services.
PlayStation Plus is not required to launch the PS5 game or use offline modes. It is required for PS5 online matches. On PC, a PlayStation account must be created and linked for online features even though the game is purchased through a PC storefront.
For a full list of modes, use the game modes and Episode page. For current supported platforms and Xbox status, use the release page.
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Questions players ask next
Does MARVEL Tōkon support PS5 and PC crossplay?
Yes.
Is it eight-player multiplayer because teams are 4v4?
No. Each match has two players, one controlling each four-character team.
Can it be played offline?
Yes. Episode, local Versus, Training, CPU fights, and other local content can be played offline.
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