
Micro Party
150+ micro-games, 5 to 15 seconds each. 2-4 players on one keyboard. Most of it built with AI and I am not going to pretend otherwise.
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## About This Game
Micro Party throws you into 150+ micro-games. Five to fifteen seconds each. No tutorial, no explanation, no warning. Rock climbing, fishing, dodging traffic, a black hole, jousting, a thing with bubbles. You figure it out while you're playing it.
Local couch multiplayer is the intended way to play it. 2 to 4 people, sharing keyboards and gamepads.
Online multiplayer also exists. It's direct P2P, no servers, no accounts. It works. It does not sync particularly well. I consider this a feature.
### What's actually in the box
- 150+ micro-games across various categories: Race, Fight, Climb, Sports, Survival, Music, etc.
- 2-4 local players, keyboards and gamepads
- Online multiplayer (P2P, just type an IP, like 1998)
- Solo play, all games unlocked, no progression bullshit
- Random mode, Party mode, Chaos mode and custom micro game selection
- Procedural sound, vector graphics, no microtransactions, no battle pass, no season pass, no premium currency, no daily login bonus, and in the paid steam version also no crypto miner
- Available in most languages
Micro Party throws you into 150+ micro-games. Five to fifteen seconds each. No tutorial, no explanation, no warning. Rock climbing, fishing, dodging traffic, a black hole, jousting, a thing with bubbles. You figure it out while you're playing it.
Local couch multiplayer is the intended way to play it. 2 to 4 people, sharing keyboards and gamepads.
Online multiplayer also exists. It's direct P2P, no servers, no accounts. It works. It does not sync particularly well. I consider this a feature.
### What's actually in the box
- 150+ micro-games across various categories: Race, Fight, Climb, Sports, Survival, Music, etc.
- 2-4 local players, keyboards and gamepads
- Online multiplayer (P2P, just type an IP, like 1998)
- Solo play, all games unlocked, no progression bullshit
- Random mode, Party mode, Chaos mode and custom micro game selection
- Procedural sound, vector graphics, no microtransactions, no battle pass, no season pass, no premium currency, no daily login bonus, and in the paid steam version also no crypto miner
- Available in most languages