Fortunately for being a game focused around multiplayer and playing with friends, you can indeed play Party Animals split-screen with someone else! However, the process to get there isn’t the most obvious. Here’s how to play local split-screen inParty Animals.
Party Animals split-screen tutorial
It isn’t too complicated to get split-screen up and running in Party Animals, at least. All you have to do is hit Custom Game on the menu, then click Create up in the right corner.
Pick any of the game modes that come up and proceed. Pick as many or as few maps as you’d like, it’s your game and your rules. Once the next screen pops up, click the lock button next to Start to ensure no one unwanted joins the game if you wish to keep it between the two of you.
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Now on this screen, the other player needs to activate and connect their controller through the typical means. For Xbox, that’s usually as simple as holding down the power button to turn the controller on. For PC with controller, you have to ensure it’s connected to the PC. When Party Animals detects the controller, a pop-up comes up saying, “Add new local player with this controller?” If accepted, the second player joins under your profile and name. From here, you can customize the teams you’re on and add or subtract AI players until you’re satisfied enough to hit Start. At that point, when the game starts up and gets running in full, split-screen will be in effect, and the two of you can proceed to play your matches together.
Now you’ve got local co-op split-screen working for Party Animals! Now the question is, are you together or against each other while you may see everything coming from the same screen?
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Alexa BeMent
Alexa BeMent is an aspiring media creator and writer who may also secretly be a manatee masquerading as a human. A Virginia Tech graduate with Creative Writing and Cinema degrees, she has been a Freelance Writer for PC Invasion since February 2023, and enjoys writing stories and consuming video essays when she’s not planning the Manatee Uprising. Having played video games since before she could read, she is a lover of all things Legend of Zelda, FFXIV, horror games, and can play competitive Pokémon, especially as a Ghost type Gym Leader. We don’t discuss how big her Pokémon plush collection is.
