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In development: Teardown Multiplayer We're hard at work making Teardown even more chaotic, because why destroy alone when you can destroy together? Team Deathmatch 8-Players. Yes, it’s as glorious and messy as it sounds. 💥🔨🧨 #TeardownGame #Multiplayer #TeardownMultiplayer

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Teardownvor 1 Jahr

All currently available answers related to mp can be found here. We'll update it when we have more info:

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Vissiny15vor 1 Jahr

Smii7y's gonna love this

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Riley Beevor 1 Jahr

Does this also mean normal co-op for like sandbox or is it just PvP?

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ChrisXsollavor 1 Jahr

This is going to be absurd and huge

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BR3NNO🐀vor 1 Jahr

Crossplay?

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Teardownvor 1 Jahr

No, unfortunately not.

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Stealthvor 1 Jahr

This is gonna be so insanely fun

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KantbeforeNothingvor 1 Jahr

Team deathmatch? Battlefield's counting its days

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Jonvor 1 Jahr

@SlothVanguard

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KillnStrangersvor 1 Jahr

Not what I expected from this game…. But I’m here for it.

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