Party Animals is making its way to the PlayStation 5, bringing with it a delightful mix of 45 unique characters and a variety of engaging modes, including a newly introduced racing game called Nemo Kart. This exciting addition to the party gaming genre, developed by Recreate Games and published by Source Technology, promises to deliver the same humorous and physics-based fun that captivated players during its initial release on Game Pass. The game's journey to PS5 comes two years after its timed exclusivity on other consoles, stirring anticipation among PlayStation enthusiasts.

The announcement trailer for Party Animals on PS5 is a testament to the game's signature slapstick humor. In the short clip, the game's mascot, Nico, playfully drags a PlayStation 5 onto a stage, only to be comically hit in the face by two DualSense controllers. This humorous skit effectively sets the tone for what players can expect from the game on the new console.

Party Animals Drops PS5 Trailer

While the trailer does not reveal a specific release date, it teases that Party Animals is "coming soon" to the PS5. Given that a PlayStation listing for the game was established by July 2024, and considering its presence on Xbox Series consoles, the wait for the PS5 version may not be long. The term "coming soon" alongside promotional efforts for the PS5 release suggests a potential launch within a few months, though final details and release dates remain subject to change.

The excitement among PlayStation 5 gamers is palpable, with many expressing their eagerness to add Party Animals to their gaming libraries. There's also a strong hope among the community for the game to be included in PlayStation Plus, following its successful stint as a day-one release on Game Pass. Should Party Animals join PlayStation Plus, it would continue the trend of offering members of the paid tier a chance to experience the game at no extra cost. Whether or not it becomes part of the subscription service, Party Animals is poised to make a significant impact on the PlayStation platform upon its release.