Run two characters in Path of Exile 2 with one physical controller — seamlessly. Great for carrying new characters, starting the league with two builds, or unlocking interesting new build combos. Party-bonus loot quantity applies, and the auto-follow and auto-potion configurations make solo-duo play feel effortless.
See the full PoE2 Couch Co-op flow in one video: setup, split controls, Smart Follow, independent player focus, mirrored inputs, and Auto Potion calibration.
Five real modes, picked from hundreds of hours of co-op testing. Pick one per session — they're mutually exclusive on purpose.
Computer-vision tracking of the in-game minimap auto-paths P2 to P1. Adjustable stop distance, dodge direction hold, and colour tolerance. Configurable for any minimap setup.
P2 echoes every P1 input — sticks, buttons, triggers, D-pad. Sticky mode amplifies the mirror with a 150 ms momentum hold so two characters move and fight as one.
Park P2 anywhere in the zone. They get full party-bonus XP and drops while P1 clears. Perfect for levelling alts without forcing your partner to grind too.
Per-player HP and Mana thresholds with calibration boxes for each flask. Synthetic D-pad presses go to one virtual pad only — no flask sharing, no waste.
Left stick drives P1, right stick drives P2 — or temporarily hand the whole controller to one player via L3 / R3 for an inventory pass or boss mechanic.
Choose exactly which buttons mirror — face buttons, bumpers, triggers, D-pad. Want skills shared but flasks separate? Done in one click.
Installer handles drivers. Calibration is a 30-second click-and-drag. After that, just plug in and play.
The bundled installer sets up the virtual controller driver (ViGEmBus) and HidHide, then drops the app onto your desktop. Reboot once and you're done.
Plug your Xbox controller in. Open PoE2 to the minimap. Drag a rectangle over the minimap in the calibration overlay, click P1, click P2 — saved.
Two virtual controllers appear as Player 1 and Player 2 inside PoE2. Press Back + Start in-game to toggle mirroring. That's it.
Every download gets 1 hour of full-feature trial time. Buy a license whenever you're ready — keys deliver to your email instantly.
The tool operates entirely through Windows virtual controllers and screen overlays. It doesn't read or modify game memory, doesn't inject into the game process, and doesn't manipulate network traffic. To Path of Exile 2, both virtual pads look like normal plugged-in Xbox controllers.
That's a low-risk design — but no third-party utility can promise "never detectable forever." Game policies can change. Use at your discretion. See the Terms of Service for the full risk acknowledgment.
Everything. Smart Follow, Mirror, Sticky, Stationary, Auto-potion — all unlocked for the full hour. We want you to test the modes you actually care about before you buy. The trial is locked to one device per email.
Any controller that registers as an Xbox / XInput device works. That covers official Xbox One and Series X|S controllers wired or wireless, plus most third-party controllers in XInput mode (8BitDo, GameSir, PowerA, etc.).
DualShock and DualSense work if you route them through DS4Windows or Steam Input in XInput mode. PlayStation native HID is not supported.
Licenses are bound to one PC at a time (CPU + motherboard fingerprint). If you upgrade your hardware, reinstall Windows, or move to a new PC, you'll need a HWID reset to move your license. Standard and Extended licenses include free resets — see terms.
The app checks your license at startup, not constantly. If your license expires while you're playing, the current session keeps running. You'll just be prompted to renew on next launch.
Because you get a full-featured 1-hour trial up front, paid licenses are non-refundable once activated. The only exception: if the app is technically broken on your supported system and we can't fix it within 7 days, we'll prorate a refund. Full details in refund policy.
Windows 10 (1903+) or Windows 11, 64-bit. ~120 MB free disk. The minimap detection uses ~3% CPU on a modern PC. No GPU requirement.
No. This is an independent third-party utility. "Path of Exile 2" is a trademark of Grinding Gear Games. We have no affiliation, endorsement, or partnership with GGG.