Buckshot Roulette’s Mike Klubnika just turned Mario Party into a workplace accident. Machine Party, co-developed with GDeavid and published by Oro Interactive, is out now on Steam (launched July 30, 2026): 2 to 4 players, 15 lethal minigames, industrial dread, and a store blurb that does not pretend you will survive.
Steam’s short description, straight:
Machine Party is a collection of violent party games where failure is lethal. Gather your friends and endure high stakes situations to prove your life is worth more than theirs. Survival is unlikely.
Watch the launch trailer
Oro’s Available Now trailer is the sales pitch: customizable test subjects, sabotage toys, and the same rusted Klubnika universe energy that made Buckshot Roulette a 2023 Steam breakout.
What you are buying
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Price | **$7.99**, currently **$6.79** (15% launch discount) |
| Players | **2–4**, online multiplayer / co-op |
| Solo | No (this is a party machine, not a campaign) |
| Local / splitscreen | **Not at launch**; Steam news says **late August** update |
| Minigames | **15** |
| Platforms | Steam (Windows + Linux listed; full controller support) |
| Devs / publisher | Mike Klubnika, GDeavid / Oro Interactive |
