Party Animals News

Can you play Party Animals split screen? As a casual game with tons of chaotic hype and charming characters with nifty costumes, it's little wonder that many wish to play Party Animals with their friends. That said, it's not immediately clear if those living in the same household or friends visiting can join for local multiplayer madness.

The good news is that it's entirely possible to play Party Animals split screen, and it's an absolute hoot to play this party fighting game with your local pals. We will guide you through the steps to set up a local Party Animals split screen multiplayer match and point out some important caveats you should be aware of beforehand. While you're here, check out the Party Animals codes when they go live and dates for the latest Party Animals Twitch drops to unlock cool skins.

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We're coming towards the end of September, so Xbox has revealed the next batch of games that will be coming to Game Pass throughout the rest of the month.

Obviously the biggest game to be joining Game Pass in September is Starfield, no one's arguing against that (though it's not necessarily the best sci-fi game to join the service this month). But there are some other worthwhile titles joining the service soon, and Xbox has announced the next batch over on the Xbox Wire blog.

First up is the Bloodborne-inspired Lies of P, a Soulslike all about Pinocchio of all characters that's available from today on cloud, console and PC. While Sherif wasn't too enthused by it in his review, if you already have Game Pass you can make your own mind up about it at the very least. Plus, it does have one small quality of life update that all Soulslikes should include.

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