Bio Party
Push, rob and betray up to three friends across physics-driven minigames in a weird biological world.
By Raptor Entertainment. Coming Invalid Date on PC.
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1 / 6Bio Party is a chaotic party game for two to four players from Raptor Entertainment, which is developing and publishing it. It is coming soon to Windows PC through Steam; no release date or price has been announced yet.
The idea is simple: a run of short, fast minigames set inside a strange biological world, scored round by round until one player tops the table. Physics drive the slapstick, and sabotage is half the strategy.
It covers more ways to play than most indie party games, with online and LAN options for both versus and co-op, plus a single-player route. Expect it to be loudest with a full lobby of four, either sharing a LAN in the same room or trading insults over voice chat.
Gameplay
Each round drops the group into a different minigame. Some ask you to collect resources, others to survive environmental hazards, fight over an objective or simply be the last one standing. Win a round and you bank points; the highest total at the end takes the party.
What makes it tick is how much interference is allowed. You can shove rivals away from objectives, steal their items, break up their plans or push them straight into danger. Being good at the minigame helps, but making sure everyone else does worse often helps more.
Not every round is a free-for-all. Some challenges reward teamwork, others reward betrayal, and plenty reward both, so alliances shift constantly. The mix includes competitive minigames, co-op challenges, PvP battles, survival rounds and objective-based games, with items and abilities thrown in to tilt the odds. Physics-based chaos ties it together, so even a losing round can end in a laugh. You can play online, over LAN or solo.
Key Features
- Compete with two to four players across fast, chaotic minigames
- Sabotage rivals by shoving them, stealing items and wrecking their plans
- Switch between betrayal rounds, co-op challenges and survival rounds
- Use items and abilities to swing a minigame in your favour
- Play online or over LAN in both versus and co-op
Platforms & Availability
Bio Party is coming soon to Windows PC via Steam, and the price is not announced on Steam yet. It supports English only. Multiplayer covers online and LAN for both competitive and co-op play, and a broadband connection is listed as a requirement. Minimum spec is an Intel Core i5-8400 or Ryzen 5 2600 with a GTX 1050 4 GB or RX 560 4 GB and 2 GB of storage on 64-bit Windows 10 or later.
Why it matters
Party games are the backbone of game nights, and Bio Party leans hard into the part people actually remember: wrecking a friend's winning run at the last second. LAN support is a welcome touch for internet-cafe sessions and shared-house setups across Southeast Asia. It suits groups of two to four who want short, loud rounds rather than a long campaign. Skip it if you mostly play alone, or if you want a more polished, established party collection with a proven track record.
System requirements
| Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 64-bit veya üzeri | |
| Processor | Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600 | |
| Graphics | NVIDIA GTX 1050 4 GB / AMD RX 560 4 GB | |
| Storage | 2 GB available space |
Questions
When does Bio Party come out?
Bio Party is marked as coming soon on Steam for Windows PC, with no release date announced yet.
How many players can play Bio Party?
Bio Party is built for two to four players and supports online and LAN multiplayer, plus a single-player option.
Does Bio Party have local LAN multiplayer?
Yes. Bio Party supports LAN for both PvP and co-op, as well as online play over the internet.
What PC do I need for Bio Party?
Bio Party needs 64-bit Windows 10 or later, an i5-8400 or Ryzen 5 2600, a GTX 1050 4 GB or RX 560 and 2 GB of storage.
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Checked 1 Nov 2026. Key art, screenshots and trailer: Raptor Entertainment via Steam.