Violent party mini-games for 2 to 4 players, where losing a round is lethal
Machine Party Wiki
Machine Party is a collection of violent party mini-games from Mike Klubnika and GDeavid, published by Oro Interactive and released on Steam on Jul 30, 2026 at $6.39 in the US, down from a $7.99 list price.
- Release
- Jul 30, 2026
- Platform
- Windows, Linux
- Achievements
- 15
11
Store screenshots
Plus 2 store trailers
15
Steam achievements
Listed on the store page
2
Content descriptors
Steam descriptor ids on the listing
17
Languages listed
No language is flagged for full audio support on the listing
Media
Screenshots for Machine Party, taken from the official store listing — click any shot to enlarge.
Watch the Machine Party trailer — the trailer is published on the official store listing; the link opens that page (Open the Steam store page).
Screenshots and store text: official Machine Party Steam listing (Mike Klubnika, GDeavid / Oro Interactive).
2 trailers published on the Steam store page for Machine Party; the listing names them "Machine Party | Available Now Trailer" and "Machine Party | Reveal Trailer".
Machine Party guides
Every Machine Party page by section — 8 in total, each compiled from its listed sources.
About Machine Party
What the official store listing says about Machine Party — quoted facts, not our opinion.
The store text frames it as a series of dangerous, and in its own words highly illegal, party games: play through classic party game formats and new twists on the genre for sessions the listing describes as fun, screaming and horror.
The published feature list is short and specific: a collection of uniquely violent party games, support for 2 - 4 players, an industrial soundtrack by Alex Peipman, a customisable test subject, and multiple ways of sabotaging the other players.
The listing carries Steam content descriptors 2 and 5 with the developer note "Frequent gory outcomes from losing mini games", and region ratings of 18 from IGRS, the German scheme and DEJUS. It is listed for Windows and Linux.
Source: the official store listing captured for this section (platforms shown: Windows, Linux). Full citation list on every page under this section.
Latest updates
Newest and refreshed pages in this section.
- Machine Party Achievements - How Many Players Count Toward ThemIndex
- Machine Party Features - How Many Players, Modes and Trailer FactsPage
- Machine Party Gameplay - How Many Players Share a RoundGuide
- Machine Party Beginner Guide - How Many Players Can JoinGuide
- Machine Party Platforms - How Many Players on Windows and LinuxPlatform
- Machine Party Cheat Sheet - How Many Players, Modes and PriceIndex
- Machine Party Release Date - How Many Players at LaunchQ&A
- Machine Party System Requirements - How Many Players per MachinePlatform
FAQ
Answers use only sourced facts; unverified items are marked.
- When was Machine Party released?
- The Steam store page lists Jul 30, 2026.
- How much does Machine Party cost?
- At capture the US price was $6.39, against a $7.99 list price (20% off).
- What platforms is Machine Party on?
- The store listing lists Windows, Linux.
- How many achievements does Machine Party have?
- 15 are listed on the Steam store page.
- Who developed Machine Party?
- Mike Klubnika, GDeavid developed it; the listing names Oro Interactive as publisher.
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