Online Multiplayer is Coming to 1775: Rebellion
Online multiplayer is coming back to 1775: Rebellion, rebuilt from the ground up. One player commands the British side, the other the American. The multiplayer screen keeps all your games in one place and shows whose move it is at a glance. Play at your own pace Matches are async
Online multiplayer is coming back to 1775: Rebellion, rebuilt from the ground up. One player commands the British side, the other the American.
The multiplayer screen keeps all your games in one place and shows whose move it is at a glance.
Play at your own pace
Matches are asynchronous. Take your turn when it suits you and come back when your opponent has moved. The Multiplayer button on the main menu shows a counter when a game is waiting on you, email reminders are there if you want them.
Three ways to play
Pick a scenario, then choose how to find your opponent.
- Ranked - matchmaking finds you an opponent of similar strength, and the result counts toward that scenario's ladder.
- Casual, open - your game is listed in the public lobby for anyone to join.
- Casual, private - invite a friend through Steam, or share a short invite code.
The public lobby: see who is hosting, pick a scenario, take a seat.
All four scenarios are playable online: the full 1775 campaign, the fast 1775 Short, Quebec, and the Southern campaign.
Ranked ladders for every scenario
Each scenario has its own leaderboard, so your Quebec rating is separate from your full-campaign rating.
Per-scenario ladders, with your own rating and rank always in view.
Your recent matches, with the rating change from every ranked result.
When can I play?
Multiplayer is in final testing and we're hoping to announce a release date soon!
