Machine Party Features - How Many Players, Modes and Trailer Facts

Machine Party is a two-developer release published by Oro Interactive, listed for Windows and Linux with 17 languages and 2 to 4 players per session. This page collects the store metadata that does not fit the other sections: tags, languages, assets and ratings.

Who makes it and how it is sold

The developer line names Mike Klubnika and GDeavid, and the publisher is Oro Interactive, which also runs the official publisher site linked from the store page. The base game ships alone, with no DLC app attached and no demo listed.

Store field	Value
Developer	Mike Klubnika, GDeavid
Publisher	Oro Interactive
Genres	Action, Indie
Platforms	Windows, Linux
Achievements	15
DLC / demo	None listed
Release date	Jul 30, 2026
Price at capture	$6.39, list $7.99

The absence of a demo matters for a party game, because there is no free way to test how many players a round holds before buying.

Modes and store tags

The tag list is the technical summary of the game. Multi-player, Co-op and Online Co-op cover groups, Shared/Split Screen and Shared/Split Screen Co-op cover a shared screen, and Remote Play Together covers inviting a remote player into a local session.

Alongside those, the listing carries Steam Achievements, Full controller support, DualShock Controller Support, Custom Volume Controls, Stereo Sound, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing. All of that sits in support of a session that the feature list caps at 2 to 4 players.

Trailers, screenshots and languages

Two trailers are published, named as the available now trailer and the reveal trailer, and the store gallery holds 11 screenshots. The audio credit on the page belongs to Alex Peipman for an industrial soundtrack.

Seventeen languages are listed: English, French, German, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese for Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish for Latin America, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Finnish, Swedish, Spanish for Spain, Korean, Ukrainian and Estonian. The listing does not flag any of them for full audio support.

Ratings and content warnings

• Steam content descriptors: ids 2 and 5, with the note "Frequent gory outcomes from losing mini games".
• IGRS: rated 18, descriptors for violence, alcohol and other addictive substances, and horror.
• German scheme: rated 18, descriptors for drastic violence and alcohol or tobacco.
• DEJUS: rated 18, descriptors for extreme violence, legal drugs and criminal acts.

Four separate records agree on an adult rating, which is unusual for a party game at this price and worth reading before a group purchase.

What is not published

• No console or macOS version is listed or announced.
• No roadmap, season plan or DLC is published.
• No playtime estimate, mode list or mini-game roster appears on the listing.
• No system requirements are published for the listed Linux build.

The listing is compact by design: a party collection with a short feature list and a heavy content warning. Where official data runs out, this page stops rather than extrapolating from the genre.

Where to go next

The systems detail is on How It Plays, the platform facts are on Availability, and the configuration detail is on Setups.