Current official listings support a solo offline campaign, not co-op or PvP; Play Anywhere is confirmed, while Game Pass catalog inclusion is not.
Metro 2039 is currently a single-player game. Steam lists single-player, and the PlayStation Store lists offline play enabled for one player. No official source announces campaign co-op, competitive multiplayer, crossplay, or cross-progression.
The Xbox page confirms Play Anywhere, but that is an ownership feature—not a multiplayer mode. It lets an eligible digital purchase work across Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC. The Xbox cloud notice also says a game purchase is required even for eligible cloud streaming. That wording does not establish inclusion in the Game Pass catalog.
| Mode or service | Status |
|---|---|
| Single-player | Confirmed |
| Offline play | Confirmed on PS5 for one player |
| Campaign co-op | Not announced |
| PvP | Not announced |
| Crossplay / cross-progression | Not announced |
| Xbox Play Anywhere | Confirmed |
| Game Pass catalog inclusion | Not announced |
The absence of announced multiplayer is not a promise that no feature can ever be added. It is the correct description of the current product listings. A later first-party mode announcement would be required before this page changes.
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Is Metro 2039 multiplayer or co-op?
No multiplayer mode is announced. Steam lists single-player and PlayStation lists offline play for one player.
Is Metro 2039 on Game Pass?
Game Pass catalog inclusion has not been announced. Xbox cloud availability with a required purchase is a different offer.
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