It's worth noting that the summon signs you'll see scattered about are limited based on the soul level you're at. You can get your own Blue Eye Stone by speaking with the Maiden in Black shortly after the game's first main boss. Using a Blue Eye Stone, on the other hand, requires you to be in Soul Form and leaves a summon sign on the ground that another player can activate to pull you into their session. Activating one of these signs requires being in Human Form, and doing so will bring another player into your game.
These summon signs are how cooperative play happen.
You'll either have to use a Blue Eye Stone to join another player, or you'll have to activate a summon sign to allow another player to join you. There's no sending quick and easy invites or telling your friend to join your game from the UI. How Do You Play Co-op?Ĭooperative play is a major component of Demon's Souls, but it doesn't work the same way here as it does in the typical online multiplayer you might be used to. There are a lot of features that playing online enables, and we're here to help describe them to you by highlighting those features below. Playing Demon's Souls while connected online is a significantly different experience when compared to playing it offline.
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