Developer Mike Klubnika, known for Buckshot Roulette, is returning with a new multiplayer project. Alongside GDeavid and publisher Oro Interactive, Klubnika will release Machine Party on July 30, 2026, for PC. The title brings brutal 2–4 player action to Steam, with native support for both Linux and Windows confirmed for day one.
Quick Facts
- Release Date: July 30, 2026
- Platforms: PC (Linux and Windows via Steam)
- Player Count: 2–4 players
- Content: 15 distinct party games
- Pricing: $7.99 / €7.99, with a 15% launch discount
Brutal Party Mechanics
Machine Party moves away from traditional, lighthearted party game tropes. The 15 included games are described as "cruel" tests that prioritize fast reactions, cold nerves, and strategic planning. Players navigate industrial-themed rooms while managing the risk of betrayal, as the game rewards both cooperative efforts and individual greed depending on the specific round.
The game features a consistent aesthetic style familiar to fans of Klubnika’s previous work, paired with an industrial score composed by Alex Peipman. Players can also customize their avatars with various outfits before entering each challenge.
Pricing and Launch Availability
The game will launch with a base price of $7.99 or €7.99. To mark the release, a 15% launch discount will be active for a limited time. While the specific end date for this deal was not provided, players should check the Steam store page when the game goes live on July 30 to secure the lower price.
Technical Status and Steam Deck
While native Linux support is confirmed, details regarding handheld play remain unverified. As of now, the publisher has not shared information regarding Steam Deck compatibility, controller support, or specific SteamOS performance data. Players interested in handheld play are encouraged to monitor the game's Steam page for updates following the launch.