Treyarch has completely botched split-screen implementation in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. With the vast majority of other games abandoning split-screen entirely, those who enjoy the feature have appreciated Call of Duty's commitment to it, though Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War's use of split-screen is unfortunately the worst it's been yet. Over time, this split-screen support has went from 4-player split-screen to just two, though players have the option of jumping online with their split-screen companion. But your real-life buddies won’t be able to undertake the mission with you.Since its console debut with 2005's Call of Duty 2, the Call of Duty franchise has offered split-screen gameplay to its fans. It’s a good time to catch up with some familiar faces like Black Ops veterans Frank Woods and Alex Mason. The campaign is a strict single-player experience.
Split-screen co-op doesn’t seem to be available at all for offline Zombies, however. This means the option could become a possibility when the next patch comes out, though, rather than being an unintended bug. If you do so, however, the game will fail to launch, rendering this option impossible for the time being. When booting into the game mode online, an option to add a second controller exists. ZombiesĪs of version 1.04 of Black Ops Cold War, split-screen co-op for Zombies isn’t working. Both options will reduce screen real estate, however, introducing black bars on the left and right or top and bottom, respectively. There are options for both vertical and horizontal split-screen. Yes, split-screen co-op works for two players, both online and offline.
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