To play the game, he’d either have to purchase his own licence or convince Ellie to enable (or re-enable) console sharing and offline play. Yes, Ellie downloaded Insomniac’s cat simulator to the PS5’s internal storage, but she disabled console sharing, so Joel’s locked out.
The game has piqued Ellie’s interest, and even though she didn’t buy it, she can still play, because it’s downloaded onto the console Joel enabled console sharing on.Ĭonversely, Joel can’t play Spider-Man: Miles Morales. By that point, Ghostrunner has finished downloading. He downloads Ghostrunner - the excellent cyberpunk wallrunning game by One More Level - and enables console sharing, then walks away to, I don’t know, play guitar and brood.
Here’s an example of how it works in practice: Let’s say person one, Joel, signs into a PS5 for the first time. (Don’t worry: Turning on console sharing for a PS5 won’t affect a PS4 you’ve designated as your primary console.) As with a primary PS4, you can only turn on console sharing for one PS5 at a time. If you turn on console sharing, any other accounts on that system will be able to play the games you’ve downloaded to the system or to extended storage, even if the machine is disconnected from the internet. Those familiar with the concept of “ primary” PS4s will know how this works. By default - having tested it with two PS Plus accounts now - the setting seems to be enabled automatically when you first sign in. This should pull up a submenu that allows you to enable or disable console sharing.
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