For Dear Passengers, how many players can join one flight is still unknown. The official Steam page confirms that the game supports both solo play and online co-op, but neither Steam nor FLEXUS publishes a minimum, recommended crew size, or maximum lobby limit.
| Status | Current answer |
|---|---|
| Single-player | Confirmed on Steam |
| Online co-op | Confirmed on Steam |
| Maximum players | Not announced |
| Local co-op or split screen | Not announced |
| Crossplay | Not announced |
What player modes are confirmed?
Steam explicitly lists Single-player and Online Co-op. FLEXUS describes a crew-based loop in which one member pilots while the others manage passengers, cargo, cabin service, and onboard emergencies. That description confirms distinct cooperative responsibilities, not a specific number of human players.
Solo play is also confirmed as a mode, but its implementation is not. The official material does not explain whether a solo player switches roles, receives AI assistance, or uses automated cabin systems. Those details should remain unconfirmed until FLEXUS shows or describes them.
Is a maximum lobby size announced?
No. A one-to-four-player limit and other numbers found on third-party pages cannot be traced to an official store field, FAQ, or developer statement. Trailer footage also cannot settle the question because visible characters may include crew, passengers, non-player characters, or scenes edited from different sessions.
A Steam community discussion asks whether two, three, or four players can join, but the replies do not contain a verified FLEXUS answer. It documents player interest in the question; it does not establish the limit.
Local co-op, split screen, and crossplay
Steam lists online co-op but does not list local co-op, split screen, Remote Play Together, or LAN play. The checked sources also do not describe matchmaking, private lobbies, friend invitations, join-in-progress, reconnect behavior, host migration, dedicated servers, or built-in voice chat.
Crossplay is not announced either. Windows PC through Steam is the only confirmed platform, while PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and Mac versions remain unconfirmed. Even if another platform is announced later, crossplay and cross-progression would still need separate confirmation.
Official sources
- Dear Passengers on Steam — confirms Single-player and Online Co-op.
- FLEXUS — confirms the crew-based cooperative premise.
- Official trailer — shows pilot and cabin roles but no lobby specification.
- Steam player-count discussion — community question without a developer answer.
The answer should change only after Steam adds a player-count field or FLEXUS publishes a direct multiplayer specification. Until then, solo and online co-op are confirmed, while the exact Dear Passengers player limit remains unknown.