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**Video Summary**
* **Game:** "Party Animals" (similar to "Gang Beasts" with added weapons)
* **Objective:** Knock each other out and throw opponents off a platform; first to win three rounds wins overall
* **Players:** Josh, Crainer, Jelly, and Karina
* **Content:**
+ The group plays multiple rounds, showcasing chaotic gameplay with various weapons and humorous interactions
+ Josh emerges as the winner, with other players expressing that his wins were partially due to luck and their own misfortunes
* **Call to Action:** Viewers are encouraged to like the video if they want to see another "Party Animals" gameplay video (requiring 50,000 likes) and are invited to explore other videos from the creators.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact short and numbered, without opinions:
**Gameplay Facts**
1. The game being played is called "Party Animals".
2. Party Animals is similar to "Gang Beasts".
3. Players use various weapons to knock each other out.
4. The goal is to throw each other off a platform.
5. The first player to win three rounds wins the game.
**Game Session Facts**
6. The players are Josh, Jelly, Crainer, and Karina.
7. The session consists of multiple rounds, with at least six rounds played.
8. Players can pick up and use various items, including a tennis racket, baseball bat, crossbow, shovel, and more.
**Specific Round Outcomes**
9. Josh won Round 2.
10. Crainer killed Josh with a shovel in Round 3.
11. Josh won Round 5 (implied, as Josh is mentioned to have two crowns later).
12. Jelly was the only player without two crowns by Round 6.
**Game Mechanics**
13. Players can throw other players.
14. Players can die from being hit too hard or from environmental hazards (like gas).
15. A "hit marker sound" indicates when a player is successfully hit.
**Video Engagement**
16. Viewers were encouraged to like the video for another upload.
17. A specific goal of 50,000 likes was set for another video upload (mentioned at the beginning).
18. End-screen videos were provided for viewers to watch more content.