Direct Answer
Online co-op is officially planned and in development, but it is not publicly playable yet.
Confirmed
Answer Details
Player count, matchmaking, dedicated servers, cross-play, save ownership, and a playable date remain unannounced. 1 2
What the Co-op Plan Includes So Far
Developer updates describe online cooperative survival as an active development goal and connect wider testing to the point when those systems are stable enough. The checked public builds do not provide a current co-op entry, so footage of solo testing should not be mistaken for a hidden multiplayer option. No reliable source yet supplies a player cap, lobby flow, server model, cross-play support, shared-save rule, or playable date. 3 4
Version Limits
This guidance reflects pre-release material checked through August 24, 2026. Controls, recipes, balance, locations, and item names can change between builds.
Sources
- 1.Peek Into 2026 Plans - Ocean Drive Studio — Ocean Drive Studio · August 21, 2026
- 2.God Save Birmingham on Steam — Steam · August 21, 2026
- 3.God Save Birmingham - Dev Update 3 (June 2026) — YouTube · August 24, 2026
- 4.I Spoke With God Save Birmingham's Team (Horses, Weapons, Zombies, NPCs, Future Content) — YouTube · August 24, 2026
- 5.God Save Birmingham — YouTube Source — YouTube · August 21, 2026
