Hogar Noticias El desmontaje se expande con multijugador y folkrace dlc

El desmontaje se expande con multijugador y folkrace dlc

Autor: Zoe Mar 16,2025

Tuxedo Labs ha anunciado noticias emocionantes para los fanáticos de Teardown : un modo multijugador muy esperado está en camino, lanzando junto con el nuevo DLC Folkrace . Esta expansión aumenta significativamente la experiencia para un jugador con mapas frescos, vehículos y desafíos de carreras emocionantes. Los jugadores pueden competir en diversos eventos, desbloquear recompensas y personalizar sus vehículos para conquistar las pistas.

La actualización multijugador inicialmente llegará a la rama experimental de Steam, ofreciendo acceso temprano para que los jugadores prueben la función y proporcionen comentarios valiosos. Esto es especialmente crucial para la comunidad de modding, ya que la API del juego recibirá actualizaciones que permiten la compatibilidad del mod con el modo multijugador.

Los desarrolladores han confirmado que el modo multijugador ha sido un objetivo a largo plazo y una característica frecuentemente solicitada por la comunidad. Este anuncio marca la culminación de ese esfuerzo.

En el lanzamiento, el modo multijugador estará disponible a través de la rama experimental de Steam, lo que permite a los jugadores experimentar el nuevo modo mientras el equipo recopila comentarios e itera. Simultáneamente, las API actualizadas se lanzarán para modders, asegurando que las creaciones existentes se integren sin problemas en la experiencia multijugador. Después de la fase de prueba, el modo multijugador se convertirá en una característica estándar del juego.

Otras noticias emocionantes: Tuxedo Labs ha revelado planes para dos DLC más sustanciales, con más información que se dará a conocer más adelante en 2025.

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