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Party Animals offers local co-op gameplay.
To create a new local player in the Quick Match and Custom Game modes, you can press the "LB" and "RB" buttons simultaneously on a controller. This supports up to 4 players in split-screen. Local games require multiple controllers, at least one keyboard and one controller for two players.
Thank you for supporting Party Animals!
Best,
Party Animals Support Team
Which is a discutable choice given that local coop and versus exist.
I dont care about excuses for a allways online.
But hey, I completely forgot. Couch co-op means five friends sitting on a couch with five PCs and playing together over the internet. Sorry, my mistake. Offline really doesn't make sense.
Don't forget that the bots run on a server and therefore need internet.