Party Animals is Finally Coming to PS5

Party Animals: Chaos Comes to PlayStation 5

Get ready for a furry frenzy! Party Animals, the wildly popular physics-based brawler, is officially coming to PlayStation 5. Boasting over 45 unique characters and a variety of game modes, including the newly added Nemo Kart racing game, Party Animals promises a hilarious and chaotic experience.

The recently released PS5 announcement trailer perfectly encapsulates the game's slapstick humor. The short, comedic clip features the game's mascot, Nico, showcasing the PS5 in a typically over-the-top Party Animals fashion. While the trailer doesn't reveal a specific release date, it confidently proclaims the game is "coming soon."

Building on its successful Game Pass launch, Party Animals arrives on PlayStation 5 after a two-year period of timed console exclusivity. This highly anticipated port is sure to excite PlayStation gamers eager for a fresh take on the party game genre. The game's inspired blend of physics-based combat and a massive roster of characters sets it apart from the competition.

A Hilarious Announcement

Recreate Games and Source Technology's announcement trailer, while brief, effectively showcases Party Animals' signature comedic style. The slapstick humor, evident in Nico's clumsy antics with the PS5 and DualSense controllers, offers a delightful preview of the chaotic gameplay awaiting PS5 players.

Release Date and PlayStation Plus Speculation

Although the trailer avoids a concrete release date, the "coming soon" announcement, coupled with the game's pre-existing PlayStation listing (July 2024) and its established presence on Xbox Series consoles, suggests a relatively imminent launch. Many speculate a release within the next few months, though official dates remain subject to change.

The prospect of Party Animals joining the PlayStation Plus lineup has generated considerable buzz among PlayStation gamers. Given its initial Game Pass inclusion (followed by its removal), a similar strategy on PlayStation Plus wouldn't be surprising. This would provide subscribers with a limited-time opportunity to enjoy the game for free. Regardless of PlayStation Plus inclusion, Party Animals is poised to make a significant impact on the PS5 gaming scene.