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FAQ about the Party Animals Game

Party Animals is a wildly entertaining multiplayer game that has captured the hearts of players worldwide. With its quirky characters and chaotic gameplay, it’s no wonder that players have questions about how to get the most out of the game.

In this FAQ, we’ll address some of the most commonly asked questions about Party Animals, from gameplay modes to technical details.

Custom Game vs. Quick Match

Q1: What is Custom Game? How is it different from Quick Match?

A: In Custom Game mode, players enjoy greater freedom in tailoring lobby settings. You can either join existing game lobbies or establish your own. Within a game lobby, players have the option not only to engage as players or spectators, but also to switch teams, include local players, or add AI players. The game owner possesses enhanced control, allowing for the choice of maps, player count, as well as lobby name, password, player removal, and other lobby specifics.

After finishing a game, players can earn level XP and unlock specific achievements available solely within Custom Game based on their performance. Unlike Quick Match, there is a Daily XP Limit in place for Custom Game.

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In Quick Match mode, players can quickly and easily start a new game. During the matching process, players are grouped with similar skill levels to prevent unfavorable experiences due to significant skill gaps. After the Quick Match matching process finishes, players have the opportunity to vote on the map for the upcoming game. Depending on their performance in each game, players can earn level XP and unlock specific achievements available solely within Quick Match. Weekly Challenges are exclusively attainable through Quick Match games, offering rewards upon completion.

It’s worth noting that leaving a game midway will result in a temporary Quick Match restriction, during which the player will be unable to partake in another Quick Match for a designated period of time.

Custom Game

Q2: Will there be any rewards from playing Custom Game?

A: Players can earn level XP by playing Custom Game. However, unlike Quick Match, there will be a daily limit for the XP that can be earned from Custom Game. If the limit is reached, players won’t receive any more XP from playing this mode within the day. In addition to XP, certain achievements that are exclusive to this mode can only be unlocked in Custom Game.

Q3: What lobby setting options are available in Custom Game?

A: In a Custom Game, the game owner can choose to enable or disable lobby settings such as Loop Maps, Reselect Character Every Game, Knock-Out, and Weapons. It is also possible to modify Maximum HP and Maximum Stamina of the players.

Q4: Why can’t I find my friend’s lobby in the game?

A: If you cannot find your friend’s game in the lobby list, it may be because you and your friend are not on the same server. The lobby list of each server on Party Animals is different. If you want to join your friend’s lobby, please try joining your friend’s lobby in your friend list or accept your friend’s invitation to play together.

Q5: Can multiple players share the same screen?

A: Yes. In a Custom Game lobby with vacant seats, you can easily add new local players. Make sure to have a controller connected to your PC or at least two controllers connected to your console. Simply press the “RT” button on your controller to add a new local player. Use your preferred controller to select “Yes” on the pop-up window, which will assign this controller to the new local player. Currently, the game supports split-screen play for up to 4 players.

Q6: Is it possible to turn off friendly fire?

A: Yes. Simply select “Settings” in a Custom Game lobby and locate the “Disable Friendly Fire” option to toggle it on or off. Disabling friendly fire will prevent direct damage to teammates, but the knock-back effects from direct attacks will still be active, potentially causing knockouts. In addition, you cannot disable friendly fire for indirect attack items like bombs.

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Technical Details

Q7: What are the system requirements to play Party Animals?

A: The minimum system requirements for Party Animals are:

  • OS: Windows 10, 64-bit / Windows 11, 64-bit
  • Processor: Intel Core i5 / AMD equivalent
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 750-Ti / AMD RX 550, 2GB VRam
  • Network: Broadband Internet connection
  • Storage: 8 GB available space

The recommended system requirements for Party Animals are:

  • OS: Windows 10, 64-bit / Windows 11, 64-bit
  • Processor: Intel Core i5 7500K / AMD equivalent
  • Memory: 16 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1060 / AMD RX 580, 4GB VRam
  • Network: Broadband Internet connection
  • Storage: 8 GB available space

Communication and Social Features

Q8: How to voice chat with other players?

A: By default, the in-game microphone is activated and set to “Open Mic” mode. Go to Settings > Sound > Microphone to configure your mic’s reception mode. You can customize your preferred keys for voice chat in Settings > Control.

If you’re using a controller, access the in-game ESC menu and use LB to toggle microphone reception modes, and RB to switch listening scopes. If you’re using a keyboard, press the N key to toggle microphone reception modes, and the M key to adjust listening scopes at any time. Push-to-Talk is currently unavailable on controllers.

Q9: Where to find the outfits I acquired?

A: If you got a new outfit, you’ll receive a notification in your Locker accessible from the main screen. Inside the Locker, characters with new outfits will be highlighted with a glowing icon. Simply click on the icon to browse through your new looks.

Q10: How to switch the main-screen background music?

A: You can press the [ and ] keys on the keyboard to change your background music if there isn’t an ongoing match. This feature is currently unavailable on controllers.

Q11: Are my Steam friends automatically added as in-game friends?

A: Please first ensure that you and your friends are playing on the same server node. If your Steam friends have logged into the same server node on Party Animals, then they will automatically become your in-game friends. If your Steam friends have not logged into Party Animals just yet, you can find them by opening your Friend List at the bottom-right corner of the main screen, choose the “Add New” tab, and browse through the “You May Know Them” list.

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Q12: How to invite friends to my lobby through Steam?

A: Currently, you can only invite in-game friends to join your game.

Quick Match

Q13: What is Quick Match? How is it different from Custom Game?

A: In Quick Match mode, players can quickly and easily start a new game. During the matching process, players are grouped with similar skill levels to prevent unfavorable experiences due to significant skill gaps. After the Quick Match matching process finishes, players have the opportunity to vote on the map for the upcoming game. Depending on their performance in each game, players can earn level XP and unlock specific achievements available solely within Quick Match