
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.
Most likely between $738.8K and $2.1M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
Cheapest copy: ≈ $4.26 on Steam · Russia (−33%). Compare 15 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
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Reviews
This game had soo much potential into becoming a good competitive game, although the game is super fun, but gets boring after a while due to how brain dead most players are, nonetheless, the developers seem to be a bunch of trollers getting a revenue over 3 million $ in just 1 month, and they couldnt even make an actual match making logic or public lobbies for the game but instead people have to send their game ID's in discussions, i bet the developers are laughing their asses off, apart from that not just me but everyone in my friends group thought the games were randomly picked every new game, but no the developers decided to troll us again into making it seem like they are randomly picked of a board, 5/10 would get trolled by the developers again
每局游戏比较短,不会玩腻,操作简单, 规则简单,可以直接上手,很需要这种派对游戏。
задумка хорошая, управление как всегда
好玩好玩 啥时候多更点关卡
trop coool je recommande !!!!
Dom hacker
С другом играл 10 часов получил все достижения поржал с друзей короче норм игра. PS в охоте на уток не все стенки защищают.
好玩
[b]Really cool, but it gets predictable pretty quickly.[/b] We really loved Buckshot Roulette, and it’s one of those games we still randomly remember and talk about because it was just so brilliantly made. The whole style is so weird and recognizable, and it really feels like a Mike Klubnika game. So when we saw Machine Party, we obviously wanted to try it. And honestly, it’s really cool. The games are interesting, the whole concept is fun, and it definitely has that same unique Mike Klubnika style. But after playing it around 4–5 times, we decided to refund it because we just didn’t really have anything else to do. We only played with two people, and after a few games it became pretty obvious who was good at what and who would probably lose each round. Sometimes things went differently just because of luck, but most of the time the outcome was already pretty easy to predict. We also quickly figured out where and how we could cheat the system. That’s probably the biggest difference compared to Buckshot Roulette for us. In Backshot Roulette, every round can feel completely different, and you never really know who’s going to get lucky. With Machine Party, we felt like we figured it out way too quickly. I still think it’s a really cool and interesting game, especially if you have a bigger group of friends. It just didn’t have enough variety for the two of us to keep playing it for long.
小游戏太少了,一个小时就玩完了,果断退款