How to Invite & Play With Friends in Aniimo

All the crucial details on how to add friends, invite them to your game, and play together in multiplayer in Aniimo.

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Aniimo is now available worldwide, and the free-to-play, open-world title can be enjoyed with your friends and other players once you party up.

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Naturally, the process to joining up with friends and playing in multiplayer may vary from other titles that you are familiar with, so it’s easy to get confused.

If you’re looking to team-up with friends to tackle the world of Aniimo, here’s all the details you need.

How to Invite & Play With Friends in Aniimo

Aniimo is an open-world, creature-capture title that offers a range of multiplayer support, including fully functional lobbies with cross-platform support.

As it’s a title that is also available on mobile, however, the functionality to play in-game with others may be a bit more complicated than you are used to, as the best way is to ensure you use

Here’s the step-by-step process for playing with friends in Aniimo.

  1. Sign in to the game.
  2. Open the in-game menu.
  3. Select the ‘Friends’ section.
  4. Use the search bar to find your friends, using their account ID or username.
  5. Send a friend invitation.
  6. Once accepted, click on the icon on the far-right of their profile to invite to your session.

What’s Available in Aniimo Multiplayer?

Multiplayer offerings in Aniimo include supported lobbies of up to four players, including in-game voice chat, and full crossplay functionality means you won’t have to be on the same platform as your friends or other players.

Players in a party can progress together, compete in PvP battles, or take plart in the PvPvE mode, Egg Heist, though you need to be a Veteran Pathfinder in order to experience this mode.

Trading is also available, and you can interact with other players in large social hubs, including Astra City and RV Parks.

However, without inviting players to your game, you won’t be able to see players in the open world, and any progress made in multiplayer is limited to the host’s world.

Josh Challies

Freelance games fanatic with an unhealthy Pokémon obsession. Probably has a controller in his hand right now or sifting through TCG bulk.