KLETKA Steam Charts & Stats

I really liked the game, but a thing that is really horrible it's the fanbase? idk, i played like 3 games with random players and every game i get myself playing with random guys i see in a random wall a nazi swastika and this let me disgusted, fixing or letting report that and other kind of attitude on the multiplayer with random people can make the game more safe, at least when i play with my friends, i just have fun without this shitty attitudes.

Is the game finished? No. Does it look promising and pack a lot of content for the price tag? Yes I would say so. The soundtrack is good, the gameplay loop is weirdly satisfying, the boss fights are alright and I would argue there is a lot of replayability. I think its worth the money and if you can get a buddy or even queue up with randoms its a surreal experience. Worth the money/investment and I look forward to checking on it every now and then and playing some more. 9/10 Would kill rats to power my elevator again

For western audiences, this is a janky horror game about navigating dark and decrepit hallways full of dangers and traps. For slavs, this is an immersive simulator of everyday life in a pretty average appartment block. 10/10

really good game, but lacks difficulty balance. playing on hard with turbo mode feels like playing normal :P

Very fun, play the game don't bother waiting or wasting your time trust me. this game is beyond worth the price

Cheap, fun, and honestly kinda silly at times. It's still being updated every so often, and the major releases always add something to look forward too. Would recommend.

I cannot stop recommending this game, and the witch ass is amazing

it's so fun i can't explain, i found the poorifier which is a little flying poopman who shits onto enemies. the updates are really adding so much good stuff. i always play with my friend gorso and we love every minute

KLETKA is a co-op horror roguelike that throws players into the decaying bowels of a massive underground structure, where the only way out is down. Developed by Callback and ln404, the game builds its tension around a unique mechanic: an ominous elevator that must be fed—either with resources or with flesh. With a bleak retro-futuristic setting and an ever-present sense of danger, KLETKA manages to combine atmospheric horror, teamwork-driven gameplay, and roguelike unpredictability into a truly unsettling experience. At the core of the game is the elevator itself, a sentient, rumbling force that propels the players deeper into a massive complex. Each descent is filled with uncertainty. Players explore procedurally generated floors littered with traps, strange devices, and hostile entities. With up to six players working together, the experience quickly becomes a scramble to balance survival, scavenging, and elevator maintenance. The atmosphere is heavy with dread; every flickering light or distant echo suggests something terrible is just around the corner. Cooperative gameplay is KLETKA’s strongest asset. Communication and coordination are vital, especially when the environment turns against the group. Whether it’s fixing machinery, collecting strange fuels, or making the hard decision to sacrifice a teammate to keep the elevator running, the game thrives on player-driven stories and split-second choices. Proximity voice chat adds tension, especially when a crewmate’s screams suddenly go silent mid-transmission. It often feels like every run can fall apart at any moment—and often does. The design is deliberately grimy and industrial, with visuals that lean into a low-poly, analog-tech aesthetic. The world feels rusted and on the edge of collapse. Sound design is particularly effective, with unsettling ambient audio and the occasional surreal touch, like stumbling upon a cassette tape playing classical music. Between the oppressive quiet and the bursts of chaos during combat or system failures, KLETKA keeps players on edge from start to finish. While the current Early Access build offers a solid foundation—with multiple enemy types, biomes, and gameplay modes like Story and Endless—it isn’t without flaws. Occasional technical issues such as crashes or glitchy boss fights can interrupt the flow, and some mechanics could use additional balancing. Still, the developers have shown active support, and a detailed roadmap promises more content, polish, and depth over time. KLETKA is already an engaging and memorable horror experience, especially when played with friends. It mixes survival horror with emergent chaos in a way few games manage, and the result is a dark, unpredictable descent into the unknown. With its strong core mechanics and eerie atmosphere, it’s poised to become a standout in the co-op horror genre as it moves toward full release. Rating: 8/10

Kletka is a very simple but very fun horror co-op game. The game itself may not last long, with a full delve lasting maybe like an hour (depends on comrades), but there's so much to do that every attempt feels new. And for only $10, that's a great price to pay for hours of content. My only gripe is the Steam Deck compatibility, as there are some functions on the menu that are difficult to ignore (you get stuck sometimes). But even then that's a simple issue. 10/10 would get eaten by Kletka again.