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- $7.99
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- April 1, 2024
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How co-op works
Online co-op for two to four across three-day filming runs. The crew descends by diving bell, records monsters and relics before oxygen and camera power expire, returns with the footage, and spends shared viewing revenue on equipment for the next descent.
About this game
Content Warning is a co-op horror-comedy game where you and up to three friends dive into cursed underground facilities armed with cameras, filming the scariest footage you can find to upload for fame and profit. True cooperation is essential as you navigate procedurally generated floors filled with bizarre monsters and paranormal events, racing against the clock before the elevator leaves.
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Your crew films, survives, and scrambles to capture viral moments while managing limited oxygen, dodgy lighting, and whatever horrors emerge from the dark. Communication is critical as you coordinate camera angles, warn teammates of lurking creatures, and decide when to run versus when to keep rolling. The chaos escalates as you balance risk and reward, turning genuine panic into comedy gold.
Designed for online co-op play, Content Warning thrives on voice chat and reactive teamwork. Sessions are fast, unpredictable, and built around the shared thrill of capturing nightmare fuel together, then reviewing your absurd footage back on the surface.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can film together in Content Warning?
Content Warning supports online co-op for up to 4 players total. You can play with 1 to 3 friends, though going solo is strongly not recommended-this game is designed around cooperative teamwork.
Do we need voice chat to play effectively?
Yes, voice communication is critical for Content Warning. You'll need to coordinate camera angles, warn teammates about monsters, and make split-second decisions about when to film versus when to run. The game thrives on reactive teamwork and communication.
Is there a time limit for each underground run?
Yes, you're racing against the clock during each dive. You need to film scary footage and return before the elevator leaves, while also managing limited oxygen supplies. This creates tension as you balance getting great footage with getting out alive.
Are the underground areas the same every time?
No, the underground floors are procedurally generated, so each run features different layouts, monster encounters, and paranormal events. This keeps sessions unpredictable and ensures you'll face new scares each time you descend.