The Coalition brings fan favorites Marcus Fenix and Dom Santiago back into the spotlight for the Gears of War E-Day campaign, set 14 years before the original Gears of War. In the early days of the Locust War, many players wonder how long they’ll spend fighting the Locust Horde in the campaign. Longtime fans also want to know whether they can experience the story mode with friends, since co-op has always been part of the Gears of War tradition. Here’s exactly how long the Gears of War E-Day campaign is and whether or not it supports Co-op.
The length of the Gears of War E-Day campaign depends on a few factors. The first is the campaign’s difficulty level, along with whether players want to become achievement/collectible hunters and veer off the main story missions. If players start the Gears of War E-Day Campaign on normal difficulty and so happen to stumble upon a collectible here and there, the campaign is projected to last around 11 hours. With collectibles included, it’s an additional 3 hours, for a total of 14 hours. The game has 5 acts, with an average of 5-6 chapters in each.
Gears fans are in luck: the newest installment in the franchise will feature online co-op. More specifically, Gears of War E-Day will support 4-player co-op and offline 2-player split-screen support on Xbox Series X|S consoles.
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