You can use Share Play with only one visitor at a time.
If the host and visitor are playing a game together, the host must select the checkbox for Allow under Settings > Parental Controls/Family Management > PS4 System Restrictions > New User Creation and Guest Login.
For best performance, we recommend a high-speed connection of at least 2Mbps for you and your visitor.
What is Share Play?
Using Share Play modes, your game screen appears on another player's screen. Both of you can enjoy the same game, regardless of who owns it.
A Share Play session automatically ends one hour after the visitor joins. You can view the remaining time for Share Play from the party screen.
Both you and the visitor need to be PlayStation Plus members to play together.
You can use Share Play with only one visitor at a time.
Share Play has some restrictions for the host and visitor.
You can use Share Play with players using a PlayStation®5 console or a PS4® console.
If the game isn’t available in the visitor’s country/region, the visitor is unable to access Share Play.
Visitors can’t save screenshots or video clips during Share Play.
A standby image appears on the visitor's screen when the host views a screen other than the game.
When the host has HDR enabled, the colors in the video seen by the visitor might be different from the colors seen by the host.
Having issues?
To get the best experience from Share Play, a connection with upload and download speeds of at least 2 Mbps is recommended for both host and visitor.
Check your connection speed by going to Settings > Network and selecting Test Internet Connection. If you’re having issues, check the guide below for troubleshooting steps.