Did you know that Unicorn Overlord has a multiplayer mode? It’s unavailable to the player immediately, meaning you need to unlock it through main story progression.
In this guide, you will discover how to unlock online battles in Unicorn Overlord and how multiplayer works.
Unicorn Overlord: How to unlock online battles
To unlock online battles inUnicorn Overlord, players need to progress through the story until they reach Baumratte and unlock the Coliseum. This becomes availableafter completing the “Another Prince” main quest.
After completing the Another Prince quest, the game will inform you that a new “Coliseum” area is now available at Baumratte. Head to Baumratte and select the Coliseum option from the menu.This will bring you to the Unicorn Overlord multiplayer.
How the Coliseum works in Unicorn Overlord
The Coliseum offers the player three different choices. You can choose between Online Battle, Offline Battle, or Prize Exchange. I’ve detailed each below.
If you choose online battles, you’ll have the opportunity to change your Defensive Unit. Depending on who you pick as theDefensive Unit will determine who your friends or strangers will fightagainst in online battles. You can fight strangers by selecting “Ranked Match,” or you can battle your friends by selecting “Friend Match.”
Note:Each player can participate in 10 online battles a day, and if you reach the maximum, you earn 200 Coliseum Coins.
Fighting in the Coliseum at Baumratte is a great way to practice your skills and prepare your unit formations for themore challenging stageslater in the game. It’s also a great way to earn bragging rights with your friends if your unit outshines theirs on the battlefield.
Multiplayer is a pretty well-hidden feature in Unicorn Overlord, but it’s not the only one. Did you know that you may romance a bunch of different characters? Check out our guide onall romance options in Unicorn Overlordso you can start a relationship with a chosen character!
Christian Bognar
Christian is a contributing writer for PC Invasion and has been writing about the game industry for two years. He has found joy in a never-ending list of games, with some of his favorites being Elden Ring, The Last of Us, Final Fantasy, and Resident Evil. He has a bachelor’s degree in business and outside of writing, you can find him listening to all types of podcasts, especially True Crime.
