Source Technology has confirmed the release date for the highly anticipated co-op Brawler Party Animals, which is set to release for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC via Steam on September 20. It will also be available on Xbox Game Pass from the launch date.
This engaging game allows players to choose from a diverse range of over 30 animals, including dogs, cats, alligators, otters, cows, dinosaurs, and tigers, and engage in various chaotic battles both online and offline.
Party Animals uses physics to create dynamic and chaotic gameplay. Players can select their preferred animals and challenge opponents in a multitude of sports competitions such as athletics, soccer, rugby, and a Gummy Bear tug-of-war contest. The combination of physics and playful struggles between characters results in a unique charm, providing an eccentric appeal through the slightly foolish poker faces of the battling creatures.
▍Party Animals Pre-Order Trailer
▍Party Animals Pre-Order and Playtests
Pre-orders for Party Animals are now live and will be available until September 20. By pre-ordering, players can receive exclusive content, including the Royal Nemo Outfit, Royal Nemo Avatar, and Nemo Bucks x240.
The Deluxe Edition includes the base game, Nemo Bucks x1300, and a variety of special outfits, avatars, and frame sets for characters like Harry, Coco, and Garfat. There are also Golden Skins and Avatars available for Nemo, Macchiato, and Coco.
In addition, three playtests are planned before the game’s official launch, with sign-ups available on the Steam store page and Xbox Insider Hub. The schedule is as follows:
- Test A: Running from September 1 to 3, featuring four maps (Ichiban, Wind Tunnel, Lollipop Factory, Beast Hockey).
- Test B: Scheduled for September 8 to 10, offering six maps (the four from Test A plus Blackhole Lab and Buzz Ball).
- Test C: Occurring from September 15 to 19, providing access to eight maps (all the previous ones plus Typhoon and Trebuchet).
The final game will feature a total of 20 maps when it is launched.
