Tuxedo Labs has exciting news for fans of their popular sandbox game, Teardown. They've announced the introduction of a multiplayer mode, fulfilling a long-held goal and responding to fan demand. Alongside this, they're launching the Folkrace DLC, which will enrich the single-player experience with new maps, vehicles, and racing challenges. Players can look forward to competing in diverse events, earning rewards, and customizing their vehicles to dominate the tracks.
The multiplayer feature will initially be available on Steam's Experimental Branch, allowing players early access to test and provide feedback. Tuxedo Labs is particularly keen on hearing from the modding community, as they plan to update the game's API. This update will enable modders to adapt their creations for the multiplayer environment, ensuring a seamless transition for existing mods.
The developers are thrilled to bring this vision to life, marking a significant milestone for Teardown. At launch, the multiplayer mode will be accessible through the "Experimental" branch on Steam, with simultaneous API updates for modders. Once the testing phase concludes, multiplayer will become a permanent fixture in the game.
Looking to the future, Tuxedo Labs teased that two more major DLCs are on the horizon, with more details set to be revealed in 2025. This promises even more content and enhancements for Teardown enthusiasts.
