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Party Animals
A dog, a dino, and an otter play together on a stone wall in the game Party Animals.
Party Animals screenshot: dogs and sheep on a submarine.
A kitten and a dog are fighting over a green object on a conveyor belt in Party Animals.
Party Animals game scene: Cute animals on a plane, including a green dinosaur and orange cat, with a cloudy background.

Take the form of a cute plushie and fight against your friends in exciting multiplayer battles. Party Animals is a funny brawler full of action where you take part in competitive battles. The game features an advanced physics system and lets you choose from a variety of plushie types, including unicorns, dinosaurs, bunnies, and more. Pick your favorite one and get ready to jump into the action across a plethora of scenarios.

In Party Animals, the damage caused by players can't kill you but it will knock you out. The only way of eliminating your opponents is to push them into one of the many deadly hazards present in the scenarios or throw them outside of the map. Otherwise, they will recover after a while and continue fighting. Fortunately, it's the same for you, and you should take advantage of that if you want to come up victorious.

Party Animals features several game modes, including Last Tand, where you battle to be the only plushie standing, and Snatch Squad, an objective-based capture-the-flag mode where two teams compete against each other to grab and secure the highest number of gummy bears.

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    FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

    Can I use environmental hazards, like the train in the subway level, to eliminate opponents, or do they only affect me?
    Yes, all environmental hazards in Party Animals can be used to knock out opponents. Timing and positioning are key!
    If I get knocked out, can I still influence the match in any way, perhaps by interfering with other players?
    While knocked out, you're out. However, your team can still win if you are playing in team-based modes.
    How does the grappling hook work in relation to grabbing other players and the environment? Is there a cooldown?
    The grappling hook allows you to grab onto surfaces and pull yourself towards them. It can also grab other players, pulling them closer to you. There is a cooldown after each use.
    Are there any special abilities or power-ups that players can pick up during a match?
    Yes, some levels feature unique power-ups, like a temporary speed boost or the ability to launch powerful punches. These are level-specific.
    Is there a weight or size difference between the different animal characters, and does this impact their gameplay?
    While the characters look different, there is no significant difference in weight or size that impacts gameplay. All characters play with the same physics.
    Can I customize the controls, especially for actions like punching and kicking, to suit my preferences?
    Yes, Party Animals allows for extensive control customization, including key bindings for all actions.
    How does the game handle collisions and stumbles? Is there a recovery mechanic?
    Collisions can lead to stumbles and temporary loss of control. Recovery involves rapidly mashing buttons to regain balance before falling or being knocked out.
    Are there specific strategies for different maps, such as certain advantageous spots or tactics?
    Absolutely! Each map has unique features, like choke points and environmental hazards, that players can use strategically.
    Can I revive teammates in team-based modes?
    No, there is no direct revive mechanic in team modes. Once a player is knocked out, they are out of the round.
    How does the physics engine affect gameplay? Is it purely chaotic, or are there underlying rules?
    The physics engine is crucial to the gameplay. While chaotic and hilarious, there are underlying rules of momentum, weight, and impact that players can learn to master, enhancing their control and strategy.

    Patch Notes

    • 1.15 - 25/02/26 (Ver 1.15 Updates (2026/7/2, Patch 1.15.12.0))
    • 1.14 - 20/12/25 (Ver 1.14 Updates (2026/1/22, Patch 1.14.5.0))
    • 1.13 - 27/09/25 (Ver 1.13 Updates (2025/11/28, Patch 1.13.9.0))
    • 1.12 - 28/06/25 (Ver 1.12 Updates (09/04/2025, Patch 1.12.8.0))
    • 1.11 - 02/04/25 (Ver 1.11 Updates (06/19/2025, Patch 1.11.13.0))
    • 1.10 - 24/01/25 (Ver 1.10 Updates (03/20/2025, Patch 1.10.9.0))
    • 1.9 - 27/12/24 (Ver 1.9 Updates (01/16/2025, Patch 1.9.3.0))
    • 1.8 - 26/09/24 (Ver 1.8 Updates (12/12/2024, Patch 1.8.15.0))
    • 1.7 - 25/07/24 (Ver 1.7 Updates (09/12/2024, Patch 1.7.8.0))
    • 1.6 - 26/04/24 (Ver 1.6 Updates (07/12/2024, Patch 1.6.12.0))
    • 1.5 - 20/04/24 (Ver 1.5 Updates (04/19/2024, Patch 1.5.9.0))
    • 1.5.8.0 - 11/04/24 (Patch Notes 1.5.8.0)
    • 1.5.7.0 - 02/04/24 (Patch Notes 1.5.7.0)
    • 1.5.6.0 - 31/03/24 (Patch Notes 1.5.6.0)
    • 1.5.5.0 - 22/03/24 (Patch Notes 1.5.5.0)
    • 1.5.4.0 - 21/03/24 (Patch Notes 1.5.4.0)
    • 1.5.3.0 - 07/03/24 (Patch Notes 1.5.3.0)
    • 1.5.2.0 - 24/02/24 (Patch Notes 1.5.2.0)
    • 1.5.1.0 - 09/02/24 (Patch Notes 1.5.1.0)
    • 1.4.1.0 - 01/02/24 (Patch Notes 1.4.1.0)
    • 1.3.7.0 - 18/01/24 (Patch Notes 1.3.7.0)
    • 1.3.6.0 - 11/01/24 (Patch Notes 1.3.6.0)
    • 1.3.5.0 - 05/01/24 (Patch Notes 1.3.5.0)
    • 1.3.4.0 - 29/12/23 (Patch Notes 1.3.4.0)
    • 1.3.3.0 - 22/12/23 (Patch Notes 1.3.3.0)
    • 1.3.1.0 - 05/12/23 (Patch Notes 1.3.1.0)
    • 1.2.3.0 - 16/11/23 (Patch Notes 1.2.3.0)
    • 1.2.2.0 - 03/11/23 (Patch Notes 1.2.2.0)
    • 1.1.3.0 - 19/10/23 (Patch Notes 1.1.3.0)
    • 1.1.2.0 - 12/10/23 (Patch Notes 1.1.2.0)
    • 1.0.8.0 - 29/09/23 (Patch Notes 1.0.8.0)

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    English
    Korean
    Portuguese (Brazil)
    German
    French
    Thai
    Japanese
    Spanish (Spain)
    Chinese (Traditional)
    Chinese (Simplified)
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