Yeah.  It works with every game by default.  It's just the developer can code it in to not allow share play to work.

Pretty scummy move though if you ask me.  They allow people to play co op with a friend, so in order to save gas money going to a friends house, why can't we just use share play?

It's not that hard, but you still have to build into the game receiving controller input through the wifi/ethernet signal rather than the controller blue tooth signal. Unless shareplay fools games into thinking they are getting controller input from the local controller. But if a publisher has to actively block Shareplay and Shareplay is in fact a default that will always work unless deliberately blocked, then that's a pretty arsehole move from Activision, even though I acknowledge their right and freedom to be arseholes.

Sooo, what if this Shareplay is a bit of a cunning move to reduce the burden of having to have huge numbers of PS4's built for PS Now? If your friend had a game, and you want to play it, you can use Shareplay and pay the PS Now rental fee and have full access, not just Shareplay access. Of course that requires your friend to switch on their PS4 and have the game running.

Well... I was under the impression that it would work with every game (until now), specially the new ones cause based on the threads and the news, as well as what quite a few people told me it would be for everygame but it doesn't appear to be that way. Maybe if people didn't tell me it would be for every game but rather said, it would be for the games which the publishers allowed, then I wouldn't have made that comment.

Oh and, I am well aware that its not Sony's fault but one would think that ps+, a paid online service, would make sure something like this works on virtually every game, specially the new ones, cause on Steam, you can share AW with your family and friends, even the day zero edition (just the only catch is that two people can't play the game at the sametime). But who knows, maybe it really is cause its the day zero edition and they will get it sorted out

It's not that hard, but you still have to build into the game receiving controller input through the wifi/ethernet signal rather than the controller blue tooth signal. Unless shareplay fools games into thinking they are getting controller input from the local controller. But if a publisher has to actively block Shareplay and Shareplay is in fact a default that will always work unless deliberately blocked, then that's a pretty arsehole move from Activision, even though I acknowledge their right and freedom to be arseholes.

Sooo, what if this Shareplay is a bit of a cunning move to reduce the burden of having to have huge numbers of PS4's built for PS Now? If your friend had a game, and you want to play it, you can use Shareplay and pay the PS Now rental fee and have full access, not just Shareplay access. Of course that requires your friend to switch on their PS4 and have the game running.

Bobby Kotick trying to block something like that makes sense. EA will probably do the same thing. 

Doesn't share play allow anyone on your friends list to play your games? That's a significant difference from local co-op.

Lolll, wow... So much for working with every game huh? Mean while, steam's family sharing continues to work on virtually every game...