Lethal Company
What Lethal Company is
A co-op horror about scavenging at abandoned moons to sell scrap to the Company.
The sentence of its Steam description that best says what it is, picked by Jev. The developer's own words.What people say
Gameplay complaints about Lethal Company name reasons such as feeling dull without a group, a repetitive loop, monsters lacking counterplay and a derivative feel.
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Reviewers who like multiplayer and community praise it, 32% of written reviews, and those playing with friends praise it at 90%. Skip it if too little content bothers you: 4% of written reviews raise it.
Of the people who wrote a review
Watch out for
- Not enough content4%
“There's nothing to do in this game.”
Share of written reviews that raise each one.
Who it suits
- Playing with friends826 reviewers; most raised: not enough contentComplain23%Praise90%
- Playing solo12 reviewers; most raised: difficultyComplain41%Praise68%
- Collecting and completing4 reviewersComplain50%Praise25%
Steam reviews over its whole life
511,724 reviews in every language, counted per month by Steam itself.
What Lethal Company reviewers say
One public report on Lethal Company reads 2,104 Steam reviews from the last year. The report “What people complain about and love in 2026” was last updated Oct 27, 2026. Of its 2,104 judged reviewers, 22% complain, 73% praise something, 3% make a request and 1% say they're quitting. The top complaint is gameplay and design at 12% of complaints, then not enough content (11%) and difficulty (11%). Top praise: multiplayer and community, at 43% of praise. Top requests: more content (33%) and new feature or option (30%). Two audience differences stand out. Under 2 hours: say they're quitting 7.8x as often as everyone (5% vs 1%). 50 to 200 hours: mention developer and updates 2.1x as often as everyone (20% vs 9%).
One public report on Lethal Company. Each title is written by the person who shared it; the line under it says how the reviews were picked.
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