How to emote in Party Animals

Party Animals is an amazing game that gets even better when you use emotes. Yeah, you can communicate with people with your mic, but you can also just use emotes to express yourself. Here is your guide to using emotes in Party Animals.

Note: If you’re wondering if Party Animals has local multiplayer, check out our guide. Spoiler: I think the answer will make you happy.

How to use emotes in Party Animals

Party Animals does have emotes, but they aren’t your typical Fortnite dance affairs. Instead, the emotes in Party Animals are just little images that pop above your head. While it would be nice to get some dancing emotes in Party Animals, I’m a fan of the cute and funny emoji emotes that exist in the game.

To use emotes in Party Animals, you need to hold T and click the emote you want on a mouse and keyboard. On a controller, hold up on the d-pad, use the left analog stick to pick an emote, then release up on the d-pad to use the emote.

How to change emotes in Party Animals

You’ll start Party Animals with a few stock emotes that aren’t bad, but you can customize all eight emotes on the emote wheel with emotes of your choosing.

To change the emotes on your emote wheel, you need to be in the main lobby. Select your profile by clicking your avatar. In the pop-up window, select the emotes button.

Here, you can fully customize your emote wheel with whatever emotes you want. I personally like the vomit rainbow one, the crying tears one, and all of the cat ones. The cat emotes are amazing.

As you level up, you’ll unlock even more emotes. Once you get to a high enough level, you might unlock the Gold Poop emote, which is a great one to use when you’re the last animal left in Last Stand.