Tuxedo Labs has exciting news for fans of their acclaimed sandbox game, Teardown. The developers have announced the introduction of a multiplayer mode, a long-awaited feature that fulfills a key request from the community. Alongside this, they're set to launch the Folkrace DLC, which promises to enrich the single-player experience with new maps, vehicles, and thrilling racing challenges. Players will have the chance to compete in a variety of events, earn enticing rewards, and customize their vehicles to rule the racing tracks.
The multiplayer feature will initially roll out on Steam’s Experimental Branch, offering players early access to test and enjoy this new addition. Tuxedo Labs is particularly keen on receiving feedback, especially from the modding community. The developers are facilitating this by updating the game's API, allowing modders to seamlessly adapt their creations for multiplayer scenarios.
This move to introduce multiplayer has been a significant goal for Tuxedo Labs, and it marks a pivotal moment in realizing their vision for Teardown. At its debut, the multiplayer mode will be available through the "Experimental" branch on Steam, and at the same time, the team will release API updates to support modders in ensuring that their existing mods work smoothly in multiplayer environments. After thorough testing, multiplayer will become a permanent fixture of the game.
Looking to the future, Tuxedo Labs has teased that two more major DLCs are on the horizon, with more details expected to be revealed later in 2025. This continued expansion promises to keep the Teardown community engaged and excited about what's next for this innovative sandbox title.
