Everything You Need to Know About the Party Royale World of Seal: What the Fun
Seal: What the Fun is out now in Early Access on PC via Steam, welcoming players from around the world to compete and have fun in its chaotic, unpredictable, and hijinks-packed party royale world. This will be one party for the ages, and we’re here to help break down everything you need to know about the brand-new game you won’t be able to put down.
Seal: What the Fun is all about getting straight to the mayhem and not overstaying its welcome. Each match starts with about 20 players and lasts only 10 minutes with three rounds of rotating party games. These games range from shooting sports to racing, climbing, surviving, and puzzle matching and the game supports solo and teamplay so you can get the exact party vibe that you want.
Some of that fun includes a life-size Air Hockey match that features a massive puck and players score by pushing it into their opponent’s goal, a race with obstacles that will undoubtedly create hilarious moments, a game where you use ball guns to shoot your opponents off a circular platform, and so much more.
The fun of these rounds will be figuring out the perfect strategy to survive to the end as you never know what chaotic energy each player will bring to the battle. Will you simply choose to be the fastest player on the board and find the quickest route to victory? Or will you play the villain and laugh your way to a win while knocking others to their doom? The choice is yours!
All these games will take place in creative and inviting stages that are just as fun to look at as they are to play in. From a Playroom that shrinks you down to toy-size and has you competing surrounded by colorful cubes, cars, planes, and more, to a stage based on the iconic Waterbomb Festival that's filled with water attractions, water guns, and a concert stage, there's a lot to look forward to.
Speaking of looking forward to things, Seal: What the Fun is also putting a huge focus on player customization and the chance to unlock charming and stylish costumes,
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