Party Madness

This had the spirit of a solid local multiplayer game in the making… but they chose to make it online only… with no gamepad support, cludgey menus and a nonsensical unfinished lobby experience. The games themselves aren’t anything special enough to make online play compelling. It’s either a cash grab, or way too prerelease to matter. It’s not going to enhance your weekend. Skip.

Don’t waste your time. There’s almost no real content, and the gameplay feels clunky and unfinished

if my freaking ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ friend hadn’t thrown me on top of the damn car, i would’ve fried that damn chicken.

Party Madness, developed by Payoff Games and published by Devotion Interactive and Devotion Labs, is a fast-paced multiplayer party game built around chaotic mini-games, vibrant presentation, and competitive social energy. Rather than focusing on narrative structure or deep progression systems, it centers its identity on rapid-fire challenges that are easy to understand but unpredictable enough to keep players laughing and scrambling for control. The structure revolves around a rotating selection of mini-games, each designed with a distinct theme and mechanical twist. Players might find themselves dodging sea creatures in one round, navigating obstacle-filled heists in the next, or racing through hazard-packed arenas moments later. The constant shifts in objective and environment prevent monotony and force quick adaptation. Controls are intentionally simple, ensuring accessibility for players of varying skill levels, but the speed and unpredictability of matches create a competitive edge that rewards quick reactions and situational awareness. Multiplayer is the clear centerpiece of the experience. Whether played online or locally, the game thrives on player interaction. Competiti…

Game looked amazing, as a family we love Gang Beasts and have been super enjoying Pummel Party, saw this and thought it looked brilliant so gave it a purchase. Loaded up the game all of us sat and ready but couldn't work out why we was having issues even on the main menu, turns out the game does not have controller support.... what kind of party game does not have controller support. Strange choice by the devs and disappointing so the game is unplayable as a family couch game.

+ graphics are cute - There is barely any content, you have seen most of the games in about 10-15 Minutes - Most of the Minigames are not really good anyways - lot's of missing sound effects and other minor issuer Summary: feels more like a proof of concept than a game