So we decided to focus on solid single player experience.įor this reason we currently have no plans for multiplayer. And the hundreds of physics-enabled slimes bouncing around on screen needing to be in sync across two or more clients is a fantastically difficult problem to solve. Multiplayer is inherently more complicated and time-consuming to develop. One of those decisions was multiplayer vs singleplayer.
Most of Slime Rancher’s development was done by two people (we’re four now, thanks to your support!) so a lot of decisions were made early on to allow two developers to make a game in a realistic timeframe. Since we’re seeing a lot of requests for a multiplayer feature from all our new (and awesome/handsome/beautiful) players, we thought it would be a good idea to address it. This is because the team is still small and to bring this feature to this kind of game would be a long and arduous process for a team of four (formerly two). Unfortunately, according to a statement over on the official FAQ from the development team, there are no plans to add this functionality to Slime Rancher.
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With the full release now out for all to try, some players may be wondering if Slime Rancher has a multiplayer mode so you can wrangle Slimes with friends. Slime Rancher has emerged from early access as a pretty solid game, with players enjoying the Slime-wrangling action on both Xbox One and PC.
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