- Steam pricePrice
- $9.99
- Release
- October 23, 2023Early access
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- Modes
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How co-op works
Online co-op for up to four employees completing repeated salvage runs. Crewmates enter abandoned facilities to carry scrap back before nightfall, while someone can operate the ship radar, unlock doors remotely, and warn explorers about traps to meet the shared quota.
About this game
Lethal Company is a co-op horror game that drops you and your crew onto abandoned industrial moons to collect scrap and meet the Company's quota. Every expedition is a high-stakes race against time, hostile creatures, and environmental hazards, with true cooperative play at its heart.
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Your team explores claustrophobic facilities, scavenges valuable junk, and hauls it back to the ship before nightfall or before something far worse finds you. Success depends on constant voice communication, coordinated loadouts, and knowing when to push deeper or cut your losses. The tension ramps up fast as you balance greed against survival.
Lethal Company supports online co-op for small squads, creating frantic sessions where one wrong call can doom the entire crew. Every run demands teamwork under pressure, turning simple scavenging into nerve-wracking cooperation that rewards tight-knit groups willing to talk, plan, and occasionally scream together.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can team up in Lethal Company?
Lethal Company supports online co-op for 4 player squads. It's designed for tight-knit team play where coordination is crucial.
Do we need voice chat to play together effectively?
Absolutely. The game is built around constant voice communication. You'll need to coordinate movements, call out threats, and make split-second decisions together. Playing without voice chat will make survival significantly harder.
Can I play this solo or is it co-op only?
While the game does support single-player, it's fundamentally designed as a co-op horror experience. The tension, teamwork, and communication mechanics really shine with a crew, so solo play won't give you the intended experience.
Is Lethal Company a finished game?
No, it's currently in Early Access, so expect ongoing development, potential bugs, and features that may change over time.