SunderBlog: Guide to Remote Play

[h2]Entering The Sunderlands… Together[/h2]

While Sunderfolk has been crafted as a couch co-op experience, we all have friends that live in different parts of the world, and we’re looking to close that gap… digitally, at least.

If you have a group ready to go but are unable to traverse time and space to play together, never fear! Playing Sunderfolk is only a few steps away!

This could be us but you’re playing… from very far away.

[h2]Steam Remote Play[/h2]

To Host Sunderfolk with up to 3 friends via Steam Remote Play:

Add your party members as Steam friends (if you don’t have them already) through the Steam client or through here!
Launch Sunderfolk through Steam
Shift-tab to bring up the Steam overlay
Open your friends list and right-click on your party member’s name
Select “Remote Play Together”, then invite them to your game
Your players will be able to join after accepting the invite on Steam!

Now, all your friends can watch your stream while playing along from their phones. The best part is, they don't need to own the game or even download it to play cooperatively! All they’ll need to do is download the app on iOS or Android and accept your invite, and scan the QR code to join the party!

[h2]Playing on Discord[/h2]

If you want to spam all of your Discord Nitro emojis while playing, you can also play Sunderfolk remotely with friends through Discord!

To stream Sunderfolk on Discord:

Start up “Sunderfolk” on Steam
Create / Join a Voice Channel (or a private DM call)
When in the voice channel, select “Screen Share” from the options on the bottom-left
On the “Applications” tab, select “Sunderfolk”. Make sure application noises are toggled on so your players can hear the in-game sounds.
Hit “Go Live” and stream the game to your friends!

Hot Tip: If you join our Discord server, you’ll be able to join a “looking for group” channel to meet new friends and form a new adventuring party!

We’ll see you in the Sunderlands on April 23, 2025!

The Sunderfolk Team