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Daemon x Machina: PvP Multiplayer Guide

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There’s a new series of PvP multiplayer available in Daemon x Machina. Here’s how you can get in on it if you update your device and have access to the Nintendo Switch Online subscription

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Daemon x Machina has released a brand new PvP multiplayer mode for the game. The new gameplay features a one vs. one player mode, and a two vs. two-mode, giving players the chance to test their skills against others in the game. The mode is brand new and out today. Here’s how players are going to access these modes, and start facing off against other mechs.

PvP Multiplayer in Daemon x Machina

It’s important to note any player who wants to take part in the Daemon x Machina multiplayer modes are going to need to have access to Nintendo’s Switch Online subscription. If you do not have this, you will not be able to access these new features.

You’re going to need to establish this in the Battle Mode. The new option came in today, so you’re going to need to make sure you update your game to take part in it. It’s a free mode, so everyone with the game who wants to take part in it is going to have access to the mode. Players can jump into games with their friends, or they can face off against other opponents by themselves.

There are two different modes players can take part in. There’s Ranked Match Play and Custom Matches.

Ranked Play

In Ranked Match Play player is going to feature players attempting to work their way through the leaderboards, trying to get to the highest rankings available in Daemon x Machina. These battles can take place in the one vs. one mode, or the two vs. two modes. Players who want to go through the leaderboards with a friend can jump into a two vs. two match with a friend from their Friends list to team up against another pair.

Custom Matches

For those who want to test out a new build before taking it online, they can jump into a Custom Match. Players can modify the settings of the ranked match to come up with anything they’d like to do during the battle. None of the fights that take place here is going to make it to the leader boards. These are going to serve as a fun way for players to take part in duels and battles. They’re a great way to practice before a player jumps into the new online ranked settings in Battle Mode.

Co-op Duels

There’s another way players can perform PvP, and it’s in the Co-op play. After the four players finish a mission together, they can choose to engage in a quick duel before returning to the main area. To get involved in a fight, players need to challenge them by launching an attack against them. If the player wishes to engage in the duel, they must return the attack against them before returning. It’s a fun way for friends to test their skills and have a little more fun after the Co-op mission wraps up.

Those are all of the new things releasing for Daemon x Machina‘s PvP mode in the latest update. There’s plenty more content to drop for the game, and you can expect to hear more about it in early November.

You can read the full patch notes for Daemon x Machina’s Ver. 1.1.1 update over here.


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Zack Palm is the Senior Writer of Gamepur and has spent over five years covering video games, and earned a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Oregon State University. He spends his free time biking, running tabletop campaigns, and listening to heavy metal. His primary game beats are Pokémon Go, Destiny 2, Final Fantasy XIV, and any newly released title, and he finds it difficult to pull away from any Star Wars game.