Parent needing help in understanding how to best to share single player games owned like...

The account that purchases the games would need to set the console as their Home console. It'll allow any other profiles on that console to access those games. https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/console/my-home-xbox

if this is real, i like how multiplayer and single player modes share achievements.

Yes, you can play RDR2 online together. But you'd need your own copies of the game and gold subs. But don't skip the single player campaign, it is honestly the best part of the game.

Doesnt make sense, Who would even buy games like LIMBO (short and only good for one playthru) with this in place? that is 1/10 the sales at worst and still a massive cut to sales at best.



If you can only access single player like some of the info about has said then massive single player games like fallout 3 and skyrim will sell 1/10 in sales at worst and still a massive cut to sales at best.



There has to be a massive catch 22 here, policies and restirctions around it have not been layed out, there is also no guide line on even how to put people on the family share.

Personally I would have prefered an extra 30 hours campaign story to the multiplayer. I don't understand why every game needs a multiplayer.... some games are great as single player games. Same with Dead space 2.... it would have been better if the developers
put the time they used to make the multiplayer into extra single player story..... but that said each to their own.