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Inside Buckshot Roulette developer Mike Klubnika's terrifically nasty horror universe of post-Soviet malaise
Developer Mike Klubnika discusses his unique brand of horror games, including Buckshot Roulette, S.p.l.i.t, and Machine Party, which are characterized by themes of smoking, club music, and firearms set against a post-Soviet malaise. Klubnika, who has achieved significant commercial success with his short, impactful titles, aims to balance arcade mechanics with narrative focus in his future projects, maintaining a hands-on, DIY approach to development.
State of Indie 2026 Part 2: Economics and Pricing
Indie games generated between $3 billion and $4 billion in revenue in 2025, a significant increase from previous years, though their growth rate lagged behind the overall industry. The article examines the evolving economics of indie development, highlighting the rise of mid-tier developers with games priced between $20 and $60, and the continued success of ultra-budget titles targeting younger audiences.
Mike Klubnika's grimdark, gory answer to Mario Party has already sold half a million copies
Machine Party, a collection of violent party games developed by Mike Klubnika and GDeavid, has sold over half a million copies on Steam in its first week. The game features a variety of lethal minigames and was released at the end of July. An update has added a new Arcade mode, and couch co-op is planned for release in the coming weeks.
GeForce NOW Shakes Up August With 26 New Games
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is adding 26 new games in August, including World of Warships: Legends, Expeditions: Samurai, and The Sinking City 2. The service is also present at QuakeCon, showcasing high-end cloud gaming experiences on various devices. New titles will be added throughout the month, with a focus on seamless play across multiple screens.
Machine Party Released
Machine Party, an anthology of violent party games, has been released on Steam for Windows and Linux. The game is from the creator of Buckshot Roulette.
Machine Party, out now, is masochistic Mario Party from the dev that brought you Buckshot Roulette
Machine Party, a new party game from Buckshot Roulette developer Mike Klubnika and GDeavid, is now available on PC. The game features brutal, lethal minigames for up to four players, with local co-op planned for a late August update. It draws inspiration from Mario Party but leans into a more violent and masochistic experience.
Machine Party Launches July 30, Bringing Violent Party Games Where Failure Is Lethal
Machine Party, a collection of violent party games from creator Mike Klubnika and co-developer GDeavid, will launch on PC via Steam on July 30, 2026. Published by Oro Interactive, the game features 15 minigames where failure can be lethal for 2 to 4 players. A new trailer showcases the chaotic multiplayer and customizable elements.
Triple-i Initiative Showcase had some really incredible announcements - a roundup
The Triple-i Initiative Showcase featured numerous announcements for indie games, including new reveals, release dates, and DLC. Several titles like Alabaster Dawn, Alkahest, and Away Team were highlighted, with many set to enter Early Access or launch in the coming months. The showcase also included updates for existing games such as Barotrauma and Brotato.
Triple-i Initiative: Everything Revealed!
The Triple-i Initiative showcased over 40 new indie games during its 45-minute live stream. Announcements included titles like Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, SpaceCraft, Rift of the Nencrodancer x Undertale, and many more, with several games available for wishlist on Steam or launching in early access soon.
Buckshot Roulette dev's next unhinged multiplayer game is Mario Party, but instead of getting thwomped you get shot…
Mike Klubnika, the creator of Buckshot Roulette, is developing a new multiplayer game called Machine Party. This horror-themed party game features violent challenges where failure results in lethal consequences, described as a "horror Mario Party." Machine Party is set to release in Q3 2026 and will support 2-4 players.
A Year Of Unmissable Games At The Triple-i Initiative Showcase - Full Recap Below
The Triple-i Initiative showcase featured announcements for over 40 games, including new reveals, DLC, and release dates. Many of the showcased titles are available as demos or playtests on Steam until April 16. The event highlighted a diverse range of indie games across various genres.
Machine Party Revealed as Multiplayer Horror Party Game from Buckshot Roulette Creator; Expect Chaos
Machine Party, a multiplayer horror party game from Buckshot Roulette creator Mike Klubnika, was revealed during the Triple-i Initiative 2026 showcase. Developed by Mike Klubnika and GDeavid and published by Oro Interactive, the game features a collection of high-stakes minigames for 2 to 4 players and is set to launch on PC via Steam in Summer 2026.
Violent party game collection Machine Party announced for PC
Publisher Oro Interactive and developer Mike Klubnika have announced Machine Party, a violent party game collection for PC. Further details about the game's content and release date are expected.
Triple-I Initiative Showcase 2026: Castlevania, Dead As Disco, And Every Game Shown
The Triple-I Initiative Showcase featured 40 game announcements, including world premieres and DLC for existing titles. Highlights included new looks at Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, Dead as Disco, and Windrose, alongside reveals for games like Final Sentence and Crop. Several titles announced release dates or entered early access, with many coming to PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch.
2026 Upcoming Games Release Schedule
The year 2026 is shaping up to be a significant one for video game releases, with numerous titles slated for launch across various platforms. This includes highly anticipated games like Grand Theft Auto 6, alongside many sequels and new IPs. The article provides a month-by-month breakdown of confirmed release dates and general 2026 windows for games on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.