One of those decisions was multiplayer vs singleplayer.įor this reason we've stated in our official FAQ that Slime Rancher is being developed as a singleplayer game and there are no plans for multiplayer. 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. Originally posted by Monomi Park: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. We're just as excited as you are to see what comes to the Far, Far Range next! So thank you again for all your support and feedback. SR is a very unconventional game and multiplayer support would require a very creative solution. And it is worth restating that multiplayer with all of the physics in SR is a very hard problem. So in short, multiplayer is not ruled out, but we can't promise it either. However, anything is possible much further out if we continue to see the same level of wonderful support from players as we do now. So we decided to focus on solid single player experience.įor this reason we've stated in our Official FAQ that Slime Rancher is being developed as a singleplayer game and there are 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 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.
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