- Steam pricePrice
- $19.99
- Release
- November 14, 2017
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two local players share the Chronopolis campaign, switching among heroes and villains from different eras to combine their powers in combat, traversal, and time-based puzzles. Steam Remote Play Together supports the same shared or split-screen session with a remote partner.
About this game
LEGO® Marvel Super Heroes 2 brings together Marvel characters from different timelines and universes in a lighthearted action-adventure built around the classic LEGO formula. Players team up to stop Kang the Conqueror as he manipulates time itself, smashing through colorful LEGO environments and solving puzzles with each hero's unique abilities. The campaign supports drop-in, drop-out local co-op for two players.
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Combat, exploration, and puzzle-solving are all enhanced when a second player joins. Switching between heroes to unlock new paths, combining powers to clear obstacles, and coordinating attacks against waves of enemies becomes a shared experience that keeps both players engaged. The humor and variety of Marvel characters make it easy to jump in together.
Local co-op is available via shared-screen or split-screen play, with Steam Remote Play Together extending those sessions online. The game creates relaxed, family-friendly teamwork where experimentation and cooperation matter more than precision or competitive skill.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play the whole campaign in co-op?
Yes, the entire campaign supports drop-in, drop-out local co-op for two players. A second player can join or leave at any time without disrupting progress.
Is the co-op split-screen or shared-screen?
Both options are available. You can play on a shared screen or switch to split-screen mode depending on your preference during local co-op sessions.
Can we play co-op online?
There's no native online multiplayer, but you can use Steam Remote Play Together to play the local co-op modes with a friend over the internet.
Do both players need to communicate a lot or is it casual co-op?
It's pretty relaxed and family-friendly. You'll coordinate to solve puzzles using different hero abilities and team up in combat, but it's more about cooperation and experimentation than precise timing or intense communication.

























