Can you visit other players' houses?

Access depends on setting up a cooperative session. Aniimo runs as an activity-based multiplayer game rather than a persistently shared open world, meaning you will not stumble across another player's private residence by accident. You need to send or accept an invite to bring friends into your world and access each other's Homelands.

While inside a friend's plot, you can explore their space together. Grouped play also enables open-world voice chat and features like Companion mode, which forms a visual tether between players to keep them from separating. If you want to document the visit, the built-in photo mode supports full-team shots, filters, and individual creature posing.

Shared RV Parks and Public Campsites

If you want to see other living spaces without coordinating a direct party invite, public camping areas offer an alternative. Players can encounter one another alongside their trailers in settlements and RV campsites.

RV parks serve as designated shared social zones. In these areas, you can park alongside other Pathfinders, walk into their RVs, rest, and inspect decorated camping platforms without forming a private co-op session.