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Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor Multiplayer Guide

Quick answer

Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor is single-player only — there is no co-op, LAN or online multiplayer mode. As of 2026-11-07, the official Steam page lists the game's features as Single-player, Steam Achievements, full controller support, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing; no multiplayer option appears anywhere on the listing. This matches the original 2001 release, which was also a single-player dungeon crawl.

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Steam featuresSingle-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing — no multiplayer listedOfficial Steam store page
Release dateNovember 6, 2026 (digital re-release by SNEG)Official Steam store page

Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor multiplayer: whether the 2026 Steam re-release supports co-op or LAN play, or if the game is single-player only.

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Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor is single-player only — there is no co-op, LAN or online multiplayer mode. As of 2026-11-07, the official Steam page lists the game's features as Single-player, Steam Achievements, full controller support, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing; no multiplayer option appears anywhere on the listing. This matches the original 2001 release, which was also a single-player dungeon crawl.

What "single-player with a party" means here

The game's cooperative feel comes entirely from controlling a group, not from sharing it. On the official Steam page, publisher SNEG describes building a party of six: you create up to four heroes yourself and recruit two more during the adventure. All six characters are commanded by one player, using tactical turn-based combat (or an optional turn-timer mode) to fight through Myth Drannor.

So if you were hoping to run a dungeon with a friend each piloting their own characters, that isn't a supported feature. The multiplayer question also extends to the re-release's enhancement list — 4K widescreen support, an improved UI, fixed bugs, controller support and Legacy mode — and none of those announcements mention adding network play. The 2026 re-release preserves the 2001 game's structure rather than expanding it with new modes.

Can you work around it?

No player-reported method in the material — mods, LAN tools or shared-screen tricks — is documented for this game. Because the Steam build is a fresh port of a single-player title with no network code advertised by its publisher, any workaround would be unofficial speculation, and none is confirmed. If co-op D&D on modern systems is your goal, titles like the later Baldur's Gate games in this genre family support it, but they are separate products.

FAQ

Does Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor multiplayer exist on the Steam version?

No. The official Steam page, checked on 2026-11-07, lists only Single-player among the game's features, with no co-op, LAN or online mode mentioned by the publisher.

Can two players share one party of six?

Nothing in the official material supports shared control. The party of up to six heroes is designed to be managed by a single player.

Did the original 2001 game have multiplayer?

No. The 2001 release was a single-player dungeon crawl, and the 2026 digital re-release by SNEG keeps that same single-player structure with visual and UI enhancements rather than new modes.


Details on this page were checked against the official Steam store page and its developer announcements on 2026-11-07. The absence of any multiplayer mention there is the basis for the single-player answer; a hidden or undocumented mode has not been ruled out by testing.

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