Lethal Company is the hottest new indie co-op horror game in the market and by far some of the best fun I have had since I played Devour, a similar co-op horror game. Lethal Company is developed and published by Zeekers and offering players a $10 horror experience with loads of procedurally generated content to explore and be frighten with friends. Follow me on youtube:

SHOULD I PLAY LETHAL COMPANY? If you aren’t already swept up in the latest viral sensation created by Roblox game developer Zeekerss, you might want to wait on this one for a bit. Lethal Company has a winning formula that’s perfectly tuned for hilarious Twitch streams, but it needs a good deal of fit and finish before it’s a game I could recommend for a general audience. That said, if you’re ready to deal with a lot of rough edges and have a dedicated squad to play with,

Lethal Company is the hottest new indie co-op horror game in the market and by far some of the best fun I have had since I played Devour, a similar co-op horror game. Lethal Company is developed and published by Zeekers and offering players a $10 horror experience with loads of procedurally generated content to explore and be frighten with friends! In my honest opinion, this game is fun to play with friends and pretty much will be the experience i will be speaking of during this article. The premise of Lethal Company, you and your friends playing as Employees for a company and your goal is to travel to planets in a 4 day time span and collect scrap to match or exceed the quota. The Horror part comes in when you arrive at a planet and you must scavenge a bunker that every new run will change up everytime players load into it. My buddies and I had lots of scares and laughs trying to navigate the maze of this bunker trying to find any form of scraps. While trying to avoid the horrors Inside of the bunker.