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The House Party game is Eek! Games' 3D comedy sandbox set at one chaotic college party, where fifteen guests react to everything you say and do. It costs $24.99 on Steam (regular price, September 2026), runs on Windows only and is still updated. The base game has nudity; the uncut explicit scenes come from a paid $4.99 add-on.

In short
Eek! Games' House Party is developed and self-published by the studio (Eek! Games, LLC). It spent time in Early Access and got its full release on Steam on July 15, 2022. The setup is simple: your friend Derek gets you an invite to Madison's party, and you have to get through the night among a crowd of eccentric guests.
There is no single ending. The game's scripting system reshapes the night around your choices, and every guest has their own storyline, side quests and opinion of you. Steam players rate it "Very Positive" across 15,447 user reviews.
The short answer on whether it is worth it: yes, if you like systemic comedy and do not mind reloading saves. If you want a linear story, look at our adult visual novels guide instead.
You walk around the house in third person, talk to guests, pick up items and try things. Most of the fun is in finding out what the game lets you do.


The reactivity is the real achievement. Guests notice what you carry, comment on what you did an hour ago and change their plans. The flip side is trial and error: some storylines need a precise sequence, and many players end up using guides or reloading often. Treat it as a comedy puzzle box, not a dating sim.
The writing aims at crude, "edgy" party comedy. Eek! calls it a game inspired by classic '90s comedies, and the humour is loud, sweary and deliberately tasteless. Some jokes land well; others will make you wince, and a common complaint in player reviews is exactly that edge.

All guests are adults. Steam's content notes list violence, strong sexual content, nudity, strong language, alcohol and drug use, and mature humour. English has full voice acting.
This is a realistic-leaning 3D game. An HD and customization update refreshed the look, and the store screenshots show a detailed house and backyard at night with warm lighting.

Character models are detailed for an indie studio, and the lighting does a lot of work at night. It looks better than most adult games, though it is not a big-budget production.
Windows only. There is no House Party Mac or Linux build on Steam, so Mac owners would need a Windows setup. You can buy it on Steam; the official site at housepartygame.com links its store options.
| Minimum spec (Steam) | Requirement |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 7 or later, 64-bit |
| Processor | Intel Pentium G4500 / AMD FX 8350 |
| Memory | 8 GB RAM |
| Graphics | DirectX 11 GPU with 2 GB of video memory |
| Storage | 8 GB |
| Network | Broadband internet connection |
So, is House Party uncensored on Steam? Partly as sold, fully with the paid add-on. For games that are explicit out of the box, see our list of adult games on Steam.
No. The base game is $24.99, and a lot of content is sold separately. Here is the House Party DLC on Steam at regular price, September 2026:
| DLC | Price | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
| Explicit Content Add-On | $4.99 | Oct 19, 2018 | Uncut explicit cutscenes and sandbox interactions |
| Doja Cat Expansion Pack | $9.99 | Sep 30, 2022 | Story with Doja Cat as a party crasher |
| Detective Liz Katz Expansion Pack | $9.99 | May 26, 2023 | Comedy-noir murder mystery with the cosplayer and actress |
| Business and Pleasure Style Pack | $4.99 | Aug 2, 2024 | Clothing and hairstyles for the customizer |
| Supporter Pack | $9.99 | Mar 28, 2025 | New story content, cosmetics, soundtrack and artbook |
| Nocturnal Temptations Expansion Pack | $9.99 | Jan 30, 2026 | A time-travel story that Steam calls the game's "final" adventure |
| Halloween, Winter and Valentine's Day Holiday Packs | Free | 2023-2024 | Seasonal decorations, outfits and a small side quest |
Buying everything roughly doubles the price. Our advice: start with the base game and the add-on if you want it, then pick expansions by which guest star or story appeals.
Yes, from official channels. Buy it on Steam or through the links on the official site, and let Steam handle updates and DLC. Avoid "all DLC unlocked" builds from other sites: you cannot know what has been added. Our guide to how safe Steam adult games are explains the basics.
The House Party latest version is 1.5.2.14242, posted on the official site on September 4, 2026. It added Brazilian Portuguese and completed the Turkish, Polish and Czech translations across all DLCs. A week earlier, 1.5.2.14204 (August 28, 2026) overhauled the Italian and Mexican Spanish translations. Recent updates are mostly localization and fixes rather than new stories.
The base game includes nudity and sexual content, but the longer uncut explicit cutscenes come from the official Explicit Content Add-On, a $4.99 DLC on Steam. No unofficial patch is needed.
Longer, uncut explicit cutscenes, several extra sandbox interactions and an option to use the older free-look intimacy scenes instead of the cutscenes. It costs $4.99 (regular price, September 2026).
No. Steam lists Windows only (Windows 7 or later, 64-bit).
The Doja Cat Expansion Pack ($9.99, September 2022) adds a story in which Doja Cat crashes Madison's party, and you work out why she came.
A tool from Eek! Games for making and sharing your own stories in the game. The official site has a section and a forum for it.
If you like experimenting in a reactive world and enjoy crude comedy, yes. Steam users rate it Very Positive. Budget for the add-on if you want the explicit scenes, and add expansions only if you finish the base stories and want more.
House Party is one of the most reactive sandboxes in adult gaming: fifteen voiced guests, hundreds of items and no fixed path through the night. The humour is an acquired taste, it is Windows only, and the full experience is split across paid DLCs, starting with the $4.99 Explicit Content Add-On. If you like comedy you can poke at, it is worth it. For a very different kind of big-budget adult game, read our Subverse review, or browse every game we cover.