Party Animals recently released on Xbox Series X|S systems and PC. The party game itself is about cute animals that beat the mess out of each other. The last animal or animals standing wins. has finally arrived on Xbox and PC. It’s currently trending on the Steam and Xbox marketplace. A lot of people are eager to play the title online with friends, but what about split-screen play? Is Party Animals Local Multiplayer?
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Party Animals does have local multiplayer. Much like how other games with split-screen works, the screen itself is split into different sections. Everyone has their own screen and doesn’t have to share anything except for the timer. In a gaming era where split-screen gameplay appears to be obsolete, it’s nice that this feature is included.
Split-screen is available to use in online matches and in custom games. Each person will need their own controller and it should be set up as normal. The process itself is seamless and easy to set up. The only downside to local multiplayer is that you’ll always have to be online. There isn’t an offline feature in the game at the moment. This might be a deal breaker for some, but for others, it’s no issue at all.
Party Animals does contain microtransactions, however, it’s all purely cosmetics. There’s nothing in the game that can help you out in combat so there are no worries there. Players can use the currency to buy outfits, new colors, or animals to play with.
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