The FinalsSeason 2 brings the much-awaited feature of hosting private matches, so, here’s how you can play custom games in the new Season.
So, here’s everything you need to know about playing custom games in The Finals.
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How to play private matches in The Finals
To host a private match in The Finals, simply:
Let’s take a look at the steps to host a private match in The Finals:
Season 2 is just around the corner! Head over to our YouTube where Community Lead Oscar walks you through our early stage implementation of Private Matches and how we’re planning to expand it, in our first-ever Community Update.🔗https://t.co/96RYDtZ5l0pic.twitter.com/nMf88LT0dH
However, if you are wondering how to join a private match, follow these steps:
And that’s how you can join a private match in The Finals Season 2. You must remember thatat least 6 playersare needed to start a private match.
At the time of writing,map selection is absent from The Finals private matches in Season 2.
In a videobefore the launch of Season 2, Embark’s Community Lead said: “This is a pretty barebones version of private matches and we are aware that there’s way more we can do here. Things like map selection so you can choose which map to play on, support for all our game modes you can hop into” and more.
For more on The Finals, check our other guides below:
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Sourav Banik was a Games Writer on Dexerto’s UK team, specializing in FPS games. He is an expert in Call of Duty, Valorant, XDefiant, The Finals, Rainbow Six, Baldurs Gate, Diablo, and Apex Legends. He also has bylines at Sportskeeda.
