The goal, according to the post, was to make the fur look like actual fur on a small animal rather than fur on a stuffed toy. The redesigns of characters also introduce a lot more in the way of minor details. Fur textures, physics, and maps have all been totally. In the last two years, Recreate says it's been working on adding new maps and characters, but in addition, 'almost everything' has been reworked completely.

The reasoning is either a conflict of art styles or the animal designs not working with Party Animals‘ gameplay. Party Animals has faced significant development hurdles, but its developer says the game is targeting a 2022 release nonetheless. The log also reveals that some characters that might not make it into Party Animals‘ final release: Penguin, Godzilla, and Toucan. According to the dev log, there are now three times as many people involved in making the game compared to the team’s size when the demo was released.Īside from talking about development, the post also shows some of the progress made on Party Animals, namely new characters, and revamped designs. Physics-based party game Party Animals coming to Switch Posted on Jby Brian ( NEBrian ) in News, Switch eShop Recreate Games today announced that Party Animals, its physics-based party game, is on the way to Switch. This party game features a number of minigames that players will be able to play using their own. The development team behind Party Animals has also grown since the demo was originally released. A multiplayer game expanding the Viva Pinata experience. In the log, the studio states that it is still aiming for a 2022 release for Party Animals.

Recreate Games, the studio behind Party Animals, which went into complete radio silence since the game’s demo launched back in October 2020, has finally released its first development log.

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