Lethal Company News, Tips, Tricks & Ideas

The Butler is a new monster inand one of the most humanoid entities you can encounter on a salvage run. It is a round figure with a gray overcoat and red bow tie. It has short black hair and a face resembling a blob fish. They are described as smelling of rotten meat and act as a lurking threat within the halls of the moon's facility.

Co-op smash-hit Lethal Company has received its first update in a couple of months, and it’s a biggie! Version 50 brings a new map and some new creatures to contend with, alongside some changes that make being a shovel-wielding monster-slayer or speedrunning the game a bit less easy.

This month's RPS Game Club pick is Lethal Company, the indie co-op horror game where you must collect scrap for a mysterious Company or face the ultimate penalty... being fired.

The Version 50 update to the popular cooperative horror game introduces a plethora of additional content, including a new robot enemy called the Old Bird. This frightening entity appears outdoors, primarily on two new moons, and can be seen roaming the land. The Old Bird is attached with a large spotlight for a head. You should be careful not to get spotted by these towering robots.

2024 has been a great year for indie titles, and , a game developed by one indie developer named Zeekerss is a great example of that. is a horror co-op title where people must team together in groups of four to salvage scrap materials to sell to an ominous and mysterious force. People so far have loved it, with the PC version on Steam being met with rave reviews and currently sitting with an «Overwhelmingly Positive» rating.

A mobile version of hit survival horror Lethal Company has popped up on the iPhone App Store and Google Play — but isn't what it seems. The game's developer Zeekerss has warned players this is «likely a scam of some sort», and not made with its permission.

A fan-made VR mod for Lethal Company is out now, so you can fully immerse yourself in your work for the Company.

There’s been a ton of fan-made content from the indie-hit Lethal Company, one of them being this jaw-dropping animated cinematic trailer.

Breakout co-op horror title Lethal Company has received a new update, adding replayable Challenge Moons for players to tackle. Available every week, they offer randomized starting credits and names but provide increased scrap.

offers a wide range of items from The Company store to help you survive the terrors on the moons, including a radar booster. The radar booster acts as a lure and trap for most of the game's enemies. They draw enemies away and buy time for players to collect their scrap and return to the safety of the ship.

In , the entire goal of the game is to find high-value items to sell back to The Company to meet the quota and save their own lives. Scrap items in can't be purchased and are found at varying rarities on the game's moons. While the vast majority of scrap items the party will find will simply be sold without a second thought, not all of the items are created equal, with some even possessing unique functionalities.

The PC Master Race has been a meme for a good 15 years now, but it’s truer than ever in 2023. A top tier gaming PC might be horrendously expensive when stacked up against a PS5 or Xbox Series X|S, but these days it gives you the best of all worlds. Almost.

Multiplayer gaming feels pretty much inescapable these days. Sure, we’ve left the days of “tacked on” multiplayer modes behind us, but now we have so many games that are all about online gaming, live service models, and a constant drip feed of things to lure you back in to play.

There are many monsters and threats in , but Jeb, the tentacle monster, is one of the easiest ones to escape if you and your team are careful. This Eldritch horror is responsible for your squad's paychecks as you risk life and limb exploration. However, Jeb is just as capable of ruthlessly killing you when anyone accidentally makes the creature angry because of their greed.

, the new sci-fi horror game that plops a group of hapless astronauts on alien-infested planets, is an indie title that has exploded in popularity — leading many to wonder whether the game will ever make its way to Xbox or PlayStation consoles. As a title that is based on teamwork and cooperation and is arguably one of the best online games to play with friends right now, having the ability to play with others across platforms is a valid inquiry.

Video games love spiders but arachnophobes obviously don't, and we've seen an increasing number of studios attempting to find a comfortable middle ground — usually an adorable, blobby middle ground — for all involved in recent times. Enter developer Zeekerss, which has now taken its own delightfully literal approach to solving the ongoing spider problem in its smash-hit co-op horror Lethal Company.

Viral Steam hit Lethal Company is no stranger to mixing the scary with the slapstick, as anyone who’s been dispatched with a ladder to the head or eaten by a fire exit knows. The co-op scrap scavenging game’s absurd humour might just have peaked though, thanks to one of the funniest additions I’ve ever seen in a PC game.

Lethal Company is a nuance title, filled with tasks for players to complete and ones where they’ll have to endure an onslaught of enemies. However, if you die within Lethal Company, is it worth it for your friends to recover your body?

There are plenty of interesting creatures and monsters you can come across in this co-op horror game. But now Lethal Company fans have a new enemy idea and are begging for a Mimic type of creature.

Lethal Company - the game in which you exit a dropship, enter an abandoned factory, pick up exactly one (1) piece of salvage, and are immediately eaten by something made entirely of teeth - is getting a VR mod. Created by DaXcess and rodabafilms, it will surely only make life more oppressive for people deserted by their co-op buddies and left to fend off giant spiders with a shovel, not that I'd know what that's like.

Indie developer Zeekerss has revealed that co-op game Lethal Company has been incredibly successful. The developer took to social media platform X to reveal that the game had recently crossed 100,000 concurrent players on Steam.

Lethal Company, a co-op horror game about scavenging scrap from moons full of monsters, has become the latest multiplayer game to blow up on Steam, hitting a new player record just a month after launch.

Lethal Company has built quite the reputation as one of the more terrifying games to hit the Steam marketplace in a while. But the game also has some other deadly mechanics that one player found out the hard way about.