Lethal Company Reviews

This game is very very good but i don't got friends to play with, my lonely self.

Lethal Company completely took me by surprise. At first glance, it looks like a simple indie horror game, but after a few sessions with friends, it became one of the most entertaining co-op games I’ve played in a long time. The game thrives on teamwork. Whether you’re scavenging deep inside an eerie industrial complex or guiding your crew from the ship, success depends on communication and coordination. It’s not just about surviving—it's about how you and your friends react under pressure, and those moments lead to some of the most genuinely funny and chaotic gameplay I've experienced. The tone walks a fine line between tension and absurdity. While the atmosphere can get genuinely creepy, it never feels overly serious. Monsters are terrifying, but it's the unpredictability of your team that makes things really fun. One second you’re sneaking through a dark hallway, and the next you’re sprinting back to the ship while everything falls apart. Somehow, even the failures are entertaining. It’s also incredibly easy to pick up. The controls are straightforward, and the game doesn’t overwhelm you with complicated systems. But there’s just enough strategy to make each run feel meaningful—whether it’s deciding what equipment to bring, when to cut your losses, or how to maximize your earnings before the ship takes off. The randomized maps, shifting enemy behavior, and different weather conditions keep things fresh. Every mission feels a little different, and the tension never completely fades, even after dozens of hours. On top of that, the developers are clearly invested in improving the game, and the community is active and full of creative energy. I recommend Lethal Company because it captures something a lot of games miss—it’s genuinely fun to fail. It turns panic into laughter and chaos into memorable stories. Whether you’re playing with close friends or jumping into a game with strangers, it delivers an experience that feels unpredictable, alive, and worth coming back to. If you’re looking for a co-op game that combines humor, horror, and real teamwork, this one’s absolutely worth your time. 8/10

I love running over my friends and exploding afterwards.

Good concept! The game is easy to get into and it accommodates friends with different skill levels. It is spooky and funny, so there is tension during runs, but it's not "sweaty" or nerve-wracking. Your first mishaps and deaths will be hilarious, proximity chat works wonders here. Playing with friends is mandatory, I don't recommend it solo or with strangers. After you get some understanding about monsters and planets the game loses some sheen, but then you can start going for high scores trying to optimize your runs.

Too reliant on friends being funny and mods. If I need to get a group of people and have them be funny and install a bunch of mods to have fun then it's not worth. Might still play it, but it'd be one of those "someone wanted me to play so I have an obligation to," not because I want to. That being said, IF you have a group of good people (who can use mods, or even not in some cases) that will consistently play it on short notice without needing everyone to agree to play a day in advance, then it would be good... but again, that is entirely reliant on the people you know.

Lethal company, a game that feels like listening to classical music. Picture this: sting instruments. thats it. thats the vibe. Drama, heartbreak, joy, hate. The company. I wake up and I yearn for this game. The people around me ask to play other games but what they do not understand is that there is NOTHING in life that isnt lethal. every. day. is lethal company. The company is the WORLD. But what do we do when theres multiple words in lethal company? We make this spaceship into a home. DO NOT just live. LIVE LAUGH LETHAL. (company). I still dont know how to play this game, but one thing i know... is that its kinda like the backrooms AND among us. What more does a person need in life? Thank you to the company, thank you to the lethal. Rad game. Cool! Awesome! I think its good! :) will recommend ! Ha nice.

Been following Zeekerss since their days on Roblox (Light Bulb and Silent Dark were masterclasses.) I'm so so happy to see them still engaged in making games, and am glad that they've been set for life from the success of Lethal Company. Speaking of Lethal Company, it is an amazing game to not only goof about in with friends, but also get invested in for higher level play. Would recommend 100%. Thank you, Zeekerss, for all the experiences you have given us. <3

At the beginning of the game, a group of bees noclipped into our ship and murdered everyone.

this game was the only reason that i made a steam account and it was very much worth it

This game has 3 moods. Genuine horror, loony toons slapstick comedy, and a scooby doo chase scene. 10/10