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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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Teardown1 year ago

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

Vissiny151 year ago

Smii7y's gonna love this

Riley Bee1 year ago

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

ChrisXsolla1 year ago

This is going to be absurd and huge

BR3NNO🐀1 year ago

Crossplay?

Teardown1 year ago

No, unfortunately not.

Stealth1 year ago

This is gonna be so insanely fun

KantbeforeNothing1 year ago

Team deathmatch? Battlefield's counting its days

Jon1 year ago

@SlothVanguard

KillnStrangers1 year ago

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

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