FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Lethal company - Caught on Camera

After nearly 1 year, viral Steam horror hit Lethal Company is back with another big update boasting 3 new creatures that are sure to leave my pals and me screaming

Version 80 is here

GamesRadar · Apr 2

How to deal with Feiopars in Lethal Company

Bad kitty.

Destructoid · Apr 1

All new Lethal Company v80 monsters and how they work

The forest moons are livening up.

Destructoid · Mar 31

'It's weird in the industry right now': Cult of the Lamb's devs still have faith that the indie scene will continue dishing out 'smash hits'

Massive Monster also wants to prioritise value for money.

PC Gamer · Feb 13

You can now play the Valheim leads' side project - a "cozy & dark" co-op dungeon crawler blending Lethal Company and Phasmophobia with a dash of Animal Crossing - thanks to its new Steam demo

Begraved is the next game from Valheim creative director Robin Eyre

GamesRadar · Feb 11

I almost learned something in RV There Yet? but I was too busy smoking cigarettes and driving over big rocks

Best played with friends. And cigs.

PC Gamer · Dec 23, 2025

Steam expert hails PC gaming "golden age" of rough-but-fun games that devs can make quickly and players love, from Peak to Megabonk: "Steam players want fun first"

Lethal Company, RV There Yet, Slots & Daggers, Cloverpit, the list goes on

GamesRadar · Nov 7, 2025

Solo dev behind one of Steam's biggest viral hits, Lethal Company, gives his new game away for free after 10 years of work: "I only want to sell a game if I'm very certain that most people will enjoy it"

Lethal Company creator Zeekerss says "I just don't have a reason to put unnecessary pressure on myself"

GamesRadar · Nov 4, 2025

Life after Lethal Company: solo creator Zeekerss says "weirdly, not a lot has changed" after one of the biggest indie hits in recent memory, and he still has "a good handful of ideas for games"

Interview | Lethal Company 2 is just one of many ideas for Zeekerss

GamesRadar · Nov 4, 2025

Lethal Company developer says the freedom afforded by text adventure design is why his latest game took 10 years to make: 'That made it very easy for this project to spiral out of control'

Welcome to the Dark Place is inspired by Zork and Kentucky Route Zero.

PC Gamer · Nov 3, 2025