About This Unofficial Machine Party Guide

This is an independent wiki for Machine Party, written by players for players. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Mike Klubnika, GDeavid, Oro Interactive, or Valve. Machine Party and its artwork belong to their respective owners; product names and trademarks are used here only to describe the game.

We do not host the game, sell it, host mods, or mirror anyone's files. Where you can act on something, we send you to the official or first-party source rather than keeping you here.

How we grade sources

Every fact on this site carries a grade and a date. The grade tells you how far you should trust it; the date tells you how stale it might be. A patch can invalidate anything below, which is why we re-check after every official update.

OfficialOfficial

The Steam store page, an official patch note, or the developers speaking through their own channels. Can be stated plainly in an answer box, with a link and the date we checked it.

AuthorAuthor

A mod or tool author describing their own work in their own repository, release notes or signed post. Used to describe third-party software, always attributed and always flagged as unofficial.

CommunityCommunity

Reddit threads, Steam guides, creator videos, community Discord servers. Treated as a lead or as lived experience. Never presented as confirmation of a fact.

UnverifiedUnverified

Search suggestions, rumours, aggregator claims, fixes nobody can reproduce. Kept off public pages entirely and parked in our research backlog.

Images and video

Being able to see an image is not the same as being allowed to republish it. Our default is to embed or link the original rather than host a copy, and every image we do serve is recorded in an asset ledger with its source URL, who reviewed it, when, and which page it appears on. Nothing goes live without that record.

Videos are embedded through YouTube's own player on the privacy-preserving youtube-nocookie domain, and only load when you click play. The channel, title and a link to watch it on YouTube always stay visible, and every video carries a written summary so you never need to watch one to complete a task. We never download, re-upload or mirror anyone's video.

We do not use community screenshots, Discord captures, or anything showing other players' names, avatars or room codes. Our logo, icons and share cards are original work and deliberately look nothing like the game's own branding.

Mod safety policy

We link only to a mod author's own repository or release page. We do not host binaries, mirror downloads, or link to repackaged installers, and we do not list mods we cannot trace to their author. Mods are third-party software the developers do not support: they can break after a patch, and installing one is your call.

If you believe a link we publish is unsafe, tell us and we will take it down while we check, not after.

Corrections and takedowns

Email contact@machineparty.party with the page and the problem. Anything that could harm a player — an unsafe download, a risky troubleshooting step — is removed within four hours of us seeing the report. Other corrections are handled within a day, and the page keeps the date it was re-checked.

Rights holders who believe something here exceeds fair use can use the same address; we will remove the material while we review rather than argue first.

Affiliate disclosure

We currently earn nothing from this site. There are no affiliate links, no sponsored placements, and no paid entries in the mod or community lists. If that ever changes, the disclosure will appear here and on the pages concerned before any such link goes live.

Privacy and cookies

This site sets no cookies and has no accounts. We use Vercel Web Analytics, a cookie-free service that does not collect personal data, to see which pages help players, and Vercel Speed Insights, which samples anonymous page-load timings so we can tell whether the site is actually fast for you. Your achievement progress is stored only in your browser's local storage and never leaves your device — clearing your browser data clears it, and we cannot see it.

Contact

Corrections, safety reports, rights enquiries and everything else: contact@machineparty.party. For help with the game itself, the troubleshooting pages and the developers' own Steam discussions will get you further than we can.

Frequently asked

Is this the official Machine Party website?

No. Machine Party is made by Mike Klubnika and GDeavid and published by Oro Interactive; the official place to buy it is its Steam store page. This site is an independent fan resource with no affiliation to any of them or to Valve.

How do you decide what counts as a fact?

Every claim is graded A to D by where it came from. Anything about player limits, official status, platform support or mod safety has to trace back to the Steam store page, an official patch note, or the mod author themselves. If it does not, the page says so instead of guessing.

I found something wrong. How do I report it?

Email contact@machineparty.party with the page and what looks wrong. Anything that could put a player at risk — an unsafe download link or a dangerous troubleshooting step — is pulled within four hours of us seeing it; ordinary corrections are handled within a day.