Machine Party Platforms - How Many Players on Windows and Linux

Machine Party is listed for Windows and Linux on Steam, with no macOS build and no console version published. The US price at capture was $6.39, and a session takes 2 to 4 players on either build.

The platforms on the store listing

The appdetails record carries two true platform flags, Windows and Linux, which matches the store page. Every other platform question is answered by silence rather than by a statement.

Platform	Listing state	Notes on the store page
Windows	Listed	Requirement text published
Linux	Listed	No separate requirement text
macOS	Not listed	No build shown
Consoles	Not listed	No version announced

Steam Deck support is not stated on the listing either way, so it is not claimed here.

Price, edition and what a buyer pays

At capture the game was $6.39 in the US, 20% below the $7.99 list price. Only one purchase option is shown: the standard edition, with no deluxe bundle, no season pass and no DLC app attached to the base game.

Because the price on the page is a sweep of a moving target, the number here is stamped to the capture date. Steam prices move with regional pricing and promotions, and the store page is the live authority.

The published Windows requirements

Microsoft's requirement block is short and names a graphics API floor that matters more than the rest of it: Vulkan support is required.

• Operating system: Windows 11.
• Processor: dual core 2.4 GHz.
• Memory: 8 GB RAM.
• Graphics: Radeon RX 6500 XT or Nvidia 1660.
• Storage: 1 GB available space.
• Additional note: Vulkan support required.

The 1 GB storage line is unusually small for a modern release and is reproduced exactly as published rather than rounded.

What the requirements text does not cover

The recommended tier publishes one line only: a requirement for a 64-bit processor and operating system. There is no recommended processor, graphics card, memory figure or storage target, which is the listing's own gap rather than an omission made here.

There is also no Linux requirement text, even though a Linux build is listed. Anyone running the Linux build has no published specification to check against, and this page does not invent one from the Windows figures.

Buying with a group in mind

The multiplayer accounting is on the store page rather than in the system requirements: support for 2 - 4 players, Multi-player and Co-op tags, and Shared/Split Screen Co-op for groups on one machine. That means a group only needs one copy to test a round locally, while online sessions use the Online Co-op tag and Remote Play Together.

Family Sharing is listed as well, which matters for households that share a library. The publisher, Oro Interactive, publishes its own site and is the official commercial destination behind the Steam page.

Where to go next

The launch record is on Launch & Demo, the requirement detail is on Setups, and the beginner route is on New Player Guide.