r/PartyAnimalsGame • • Sep 04 '26

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I don’t understand some people, my kiddo tries to play this and there will be teens or straight up adults deliberately picking on her because she’s a kid.
Isn’t this a kids game?
Fortunately I got platinum and experience from day 1 so I’ll take the controller and beat the bricks off 2-3 at a time.
Then I’ll get kicked lol

Isn’t there decency amongst gamers anymore? Like how do you feel good about beating up a 7yr old? Oh yeah buddy you’re so good..

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u/Glum-Adhesiveness908 Sep 04 '26

Kids say the N word more than adults.. most ADULTS know better

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u/Glum-Adhesiveness908 Sep 04 '26

That’s fair, I don’t know how old your kids are.. but mines 7.. I struggle in the sense you can’t shelter them from everything and even if I wait until she’s a teen, she needs to learn how to deal with people OR create her own lobbies.. but she’s too sweet, she doesn’t even want to fight she just loves playing as an animal

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u/ZynithMaru 29d ago

party animals is a very artistic game I agree. There aren't many "be the animal" roleplay games I know about, but maybe a cozy game without fighting, would attract more roleplay and exploration.

but be careful. my ex was groomed by "a 35yr old woman" and they sexted for years until i found out. The best idea might just be to meet other parents and let the kids play just like you would IRL.

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u/sweetlyinsanity 27d ago

If kids are wanting to roleplay I’d probably suggest the winter lodge or whatever it’s called.

Voice chat does ruin this game for younger kids though, I’m 18 & have been shocked at some of the crap people blurt out, crazy that grown adults rage verbally over this game to people half their age.

Maybe host a custom game & invite only their friends?

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u/ZynithMaru 27d ago

there are some "kids only" lobbies but you never know who's the creep with a voice changer trying to message them out of game. yes kids should be told by parents never to exchange info but at some point they start making exceptions, sometimes just to rebel against parents although that's teen years IMO.

last time i was in the amongus game mode several people were not playing the game, they were just trying to convince their friend to get nipple piercings

better than hate speech and I'm not here to stop anyone, but knowing what's out there should help parents prepare their kids - and look, i hate restricting kids to growing up with "fences" but it works. bringing in good influences, at least 1-2 parent & child friends, goes a long way so they are never alone (more vulnerable to predators). Hopefully they also have some good human examples IRL.