STILLWATER / FIELD GUIDE
HUSH Co-op: Squad Size, Invites and Shared Waypoints
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Bring friends into Stillwater, find the squad controls, and use shared map markers to keep everyone heading toward the same destination.
HUSH supports squads of four: you and up to three friends. Each PvE raid can hold up to 12 survivors, and Solo play is supported. Open PLAY to find invitations in the top squad bar or use Find squad, marked PUBLIC. During a raid, press M to locate teammates and share an exit marker or custom waypoint.
Four in a Squad, Twelve in a Raid
Your squad can contain four players total—you plus three friends. The 12-survivor limit applies to the entire raid, not the number of friends you can bring in one squad.
HUSH is pure PvE, and you can also enter Solo.
Find the Invite and Public Squad Controls
Open PLAY, then look at the squad bar across the top of the screen.
- To invite friends: use the invitation slots in the top squad bar.
- To look for a public squad: select Find squad, labeled PUBLIC, at the right end of that bar.
For difficulty choices, time-of-day options, and deployment settings, see the raid settings guide.
Locate Teammates and Share a Destination
Once you are in a raid with your squad:
- Press M to open the Town Map.
- Find your blue dot. Your teammates appear as other colored dots with rings.
- Choose a shared destination: click an exit under MARKED EXITS to ping it for your squad, or click an empty map location to place a custom waypoint that your squad can see.
- Close the map and follow the waypoint indicator.
To clear a custom waypoint, click again on the map. Agree on a destination before moving so everyone can follow the same marker. Use the Stillwater map guide to look up landmarks and map labels.
Keep Doorways Clear
When a teammate needs to close a door, move fully out of the doorway. Doorway blocked means someone is standing in the opening; have that player move clear, then try closing the door again.
Before heading toward your chosen exit, check its condition together under MARKED EXITS and agree on the supplies you need. Compare extraction locations and requirements when choosing your destination.