For the most part multiplayer will focus on cooperative play. Small teams of adventurers will venture into the Streets and sewers of London to massacre demons as a team. Flagship is planning on setting character limits for each region in order to keep balance: some areas will only be for two or three players, while other special areas may be able to accommodate large groups.

On top of adventuring, there will also be special challenge areas set up for online players. The team is kicking around ideas for scavenger hunt zones, or an area where teams will see how long they can hold a safe zone against ever-increasing waves of demon assaults.

One thing that Flagship definitely wants to concentrate on is allowing players to really invest in the online part of the game. Buoyed by the success of StarCraft tournament play overseas, the team wants to build-in tools to allow people to observe games or watch replays with commentary. They're also setting up leader boards and ladders, tracking dozens of stats including most demons killed, wealth accumulated, etc. etc. Details on the multiplayer might be hazy, but it's clear that the company is committed to making it a great experience.