If you were fast enough, you could’ve gotten Party Club for free – yep, it had a 100% discount for the first 24 hours after launch. Releasing on March 17, 2025, the game has already pulled in over 40,000 concurrent players on Steam. No surprise there, free is a fair price. Now, console players are wondering if they will have a chance to play this chaotic co-op mashup of PlateUp! and Overcooked 2.
Party Club consoles (PlayStation 5, Xbox, Switch) release date explained
Indie devs almost always launch their games on Steam first, and Party Club was no exception. Right now, there’s no official word on console ports, so PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch players will just have to sit tight. That 24-hour freebie definitely brought in a ton of players and some attention, but now the game is starting to make real money. Porting it over could take a while, but the fact that it already supports controllers is a solid start.
One potential roadblock for Party Club making its way to consoles is its mixed reviews. Over 30% of players have called out the game for being buggy, having clunky controls that need serious fixing, and gameplay that just doesn’t feel engaging enough. On top of that, there’s even some debate over whether the game might have memory leak issues. With all these factors in play, the developers at Lucid11 Interactive may need to iron out these problems before even considering a console release.
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2025-03-18 19:35