Meet in the same room

Agree on the File before you start

The two editions have separate room identifiers and different menus. Choose your names on the host page: it accepts 1–15 letters A–Z or digits. Use another valid name if yours is rejected.

This guide does not create a room or sign you into a service. File #1 steps · File #2 steps

File #1: include STANDBY

1. Both players open File #1, choose different player names, and press Play.
2. At the title screen, use Enter for Start. Choose NETWORK PLAY and confirm with J.
3. Both enter the same area, such as AREA 01.
4. The host chooses a Vacant row, selects a scenario and rules, then finishes the room setup.
5. The guest selects the host’s room, chooses a character, enters, then chooses STANDBY.
6. The host chooses START SCENARIO.

File #2: go through FREE

1. Both players open File #2, choose different player names, and press Play.
2. Use Enter at the title screen, then choose NETWORK PLAY and confirm with J.
3. At AREA SELECT, enter the same area, such as Free Area, then choose FREE for the room list.
4. The host chooses a Vacant slot, sets the scenario and rules, then completes Finish.
5. The guest chooses that room, selects a character, and chooses Enter Room.
6. The host chooses START A SCENARIO.

If the room is not visible

Check File and area first. The public room panel is a listing; clicking it does not replace the in-game room workflow. The host’s My game chat follows the room your client has entered.

If the page reports too many connections from your network, close spare game tabs and retry. If its online service is unavailable, solo play is an option when the game itself can start.

Room counts and availability change. Instructions here were checked against the interface; a multiplayer session was not tested by this site.