Solo
One character and one controller.
Choose the right setup
One controller. Four ways to build a party.
Start with the number of characters and clients you want, then choose Solo, Standard or Ultimate without sorting through every feature first.
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Physical controller
FINDIGO
Client 1
P1P2
Client 2
P3P4
1PSolo
2PCouch co-op
3PDual client
4PDual client
How it works
Choose by characters and clients.
Match the edition to your party size and the number of game clients you want to run.
Standard
Two characters in one local couch co-op client.
Ultimate 3P
P1 plus P3/P4 across two clients.
Ultimate 4P
P1/P2 plus P3/P4 across two clients.
See it working
See the full four-character setup
Watch Ultimate coordinate the full four-character party, or choose Solo and Standard for the same controller-first approach at smaller party sizes.
Works withFindigo Solo + Standard + Ultimate
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Choose a free trialCommon questions
Before you try it.
Which edition should a solo character use?
Choose Solo for the one-character controller toolkit.
Which edition controls two couch co-op characters?
Choose Standard for P1 and P2 inside one local PoE 2 client.
When is Ultimate required?
Choose Ultimate for dual-client play and three- or four-character parties.
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