Not an official site
Machine Party Wiki is an unofficial, fan-made guide site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Mike Klubnika, GDeavid or Oro Interactive. All game names, trademarks and copyrighted material belong to their respective owners.
We link to the developers’ official channels — the Steam store page, the official Looking For Group Discord and the release trailer — so you can always check anything we say against the source. For bug reports and feature requests, go to the developers, not to us.
What we cover
One page per question, answered properly: all fifteen simulations and how to win them, every achievement with its global unlock rate, how many players you need and how to get them into a lobby, what a full group actually costs, and what to do when the game won’t launch or your friends can’t connect.
Why we built it
Machine Party got a wave of guide sites in its first fortnight, and a lot of them copied each other rather than the source. When couch co-op shipped on August 12, 2026 (UTC), several of the top results were still telling readers the feature didn’t exist — because they had copied a launch-day announcement without noting its date.
Our answer to that is procedural, not rhetorical: read the primary sources, date everything, show the official wording, and say plainly when nobody has answered a question yet. That method is written up in full on our Sources & Method page, which is worth reading if you want to know how much to trust any particular claim here.
Contact and corrections
Found something wrong or out of date? That’s useful to us — this site is maintained against a re-check schedule, and outside reports are the fastest way to catch something that slipped.