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Maybe not on console but you can couch co-op on PC.
The BG3 website doesn't mention couch coop; only online multiplayer. The Steam page for it says it's a single player game, with online/LAN coop. Where do you see that it has couch coop? It's frustrating that you have to buy it to find out it has that.
Hey mate, both PC and PS5 have couch-coop (I own it on both). For the former, you need to plug in two controllers, and it'll just kinda work, and the latter has it in the "session settings".
Speaking from experience is all. Plug in another controller and the screen splits and you can make a new character or choose a premade.
That's great! Thanks for letting me know; it's crazy that it's not easily discoverable.
That is surprising. Couch co-op is such a selling point! And itβs drop in/out!