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# Cooperative Play

Engage in cooperative missions by either creating a party or joining an existing one.

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## <mark style="color:yellow;">From a party</mark>&#x20;

To initiate a party, navigate to **Create Lobby**. Select the mission difficulty and adjust lobby visibility settings (public or private).

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Invite friends using an invite code or through Steam’s invite system to join your team.

## <mark style="color:yellow;">Join Public Lobby</mark>

For those seeking new allies, join a public lobby. Opt for this choice to be paired with other players, united in tackling challenging missions together.

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