Pudgy Penguins™ and Mythical Games reveal  Pudgy Party, a new AAA mobile game

Pudgy Penguins and Mythical Games, two Web3 gaming platforms, have unveiled their latest AAA mobile game, Pudgy Party, as revealed to Finbold on Wednesday, October 31.

Pudgy Party is a fresh take on the classic knockout royale genre, emphasizing collaboration and allowing players to share rewards in a new virtual setting.

Set to release on iOS and Android in 2025, Pudgy Party promises easy pick-up-and-play mechanics, straightforward controls, and other accessibility Features. 

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Expanding the Pudgy Penguins franchise

Pudgy Penguins have found their way from mobile screens to toy shelves, bringing the franchise to the mainstream.

Luca Netz, CEO of Pudgy Penguins, expressed the team’s desire to create an inclusive gaming environment and connect new players:

“We are thrilled to bring Pudgy Penguins into the world of mobile gaming with Pudgy Party. Our mission is to create an inclusive and joyful experience where players can connect and celebrate together, and this title announcement is just the beginning.” 

Players can progress through the game and tackle its challenges at their own pace, improving their skills and finding new ways to enjoy the gameplay.

The two developers promise rounds full of obstacles, strategic collections, and witty mechanisms to keep the gameplay dynamic.

Pudgy Party co-op

Designed for family and friends, Pudgy Party encourages co-op play, both competitive and for the sake of joint progression. 

A highlight mechanic also lets players watch and learn from others, sharpening their skills in a cooperative environment.

Finally, customization options allow players to dress up their penguin avatars and personalize them with a range of outfits, meaning each player can express their unique sense of style and ownership in the game.

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