Summary
- Party Animals, a chaotic multiplayer brawler with over 45 characters and diverse game modes, including a new racing game, is coming to PS5.
- A humorous announcement trailer showcases the game's slapstick style, though a release date remains unannounced.
- PlayStation gamers eagerly anticipate Party Animals' arrival, with hopes for its inclusion in the PlayStation Plus lineup.
Party Animals, the wildly popular physics-based party game, is officially coming to PlayStation 5. Following its well-received debut on Xbox Game Pass, Recreate Games' creation is finally making its way to PlayStation consoles two years after its initial timed exclusivity. More details are expected soon.
Offering a fresh take on the physics-based brawler genre, Party Animals stands out with its roster of over 45 unique and playable characters. Beyond its extensive character selection, the game boasts a variety of maps and game modes, recently expanded with the addition of "Nemo Kart," a brand-new racing game mode.
A recently released trailer perfectly encapsulates the game's zany spirit. The short, humorous clip features Nico, the game's mascot, hilariously interacting with a PlayStation 5 console and DualSense controllers, showcasing the slapstick humor that defines Party Animals.
Party Animals Drops PS5 Trailer
While the PlayStation 5 announcement trailer doesn't offer a concrete release date, the phrase "coming soon," coupled with the game's existing PlayStation Store listing (since July 2024) and its prior Xbox Series X|S release, suggests a launch may be just months away. However, it's important to note that release dates and content are subject to change.
The announcement has generated significant excitement within the PlayStation community, with many players expressing their desire to see Party Animals added to the PlayStation Plus catalog. Given its initial Game Pass launch (and subsequent removal), a similar inclusion on PlayStation Plus would align with the service's model of offering temporary access to select titles. Regardless of its PlayStation Plus status, Party Animals is poised to make a significant impact on the PlayStation 5 gaming landscape.
