Party Animals is a wonky, physics-based multiplayer brawler, and those are nearly always a good laugh. Developed by Recreate Games, the title pits plushies against each other in four-player bouts, not unlike the popular Gang Beasts. Having said that, a point of difference is a co-op twist, in which some levels will feature some common objectives in addition to some cuddly fisticuffs. We've embedded a trailer above to give you an idea.
It's been in the works for PC, but following a very successful Steam demo -- which was so popular the servers couldn't handle the number of players -- the studio is now working on a PlayStation 4 version. There's no firm release date as yet, but the aim is to release Party Animals later on in 2020.
What do you think of this one? Equip your nearest cuddly toy for battle in the comments section below.
[source gematsu.com]
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Who doesn't want play a game where teddy bears fight?
This looks absolutely hilarious. That moment where the dog is sitting on top of the dinosaur, just completely dominating it... brutal.
It's like Gang Beasts with better hand-to-hand combat.
I may get it.
This looks so fun and bonkers
I bet I’ll end up buying for me and my kids.
Looks like it could be a laugh, but I really do miss the combat and extra moves of ragdoll kung fu. That was ace with 3 friends
Am I the only one that thought this was DLC for Gang Beasts? xD
@J2theEzzo I thought I was the only one that remembered Ragdoll Kung Fu. I miss the fish basketball game mode. Spent way too long playing that.
@PorkYoself capture the fish! That was a great game, and I feel hardly anyone utilises the playstations motion controls, whereas it was an integral part of ragdoll kung fu, for attacks and healing, both.
Such a tragically overlooked gem.
Im so into this haha!! So cute
@J2theEzzo I remember spending hours trying to get the last trophy to get 100% (no platinum sadly). Getting a gold plastic on the juggling challenge, where you had to keep the enemy in the air for a certain amount of time.
I would love to see a RDKF2.
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