Developer/Publisher
Zeekerss (independent)
A co-op survival-horror scavenging game by solo developer Zeekerss, first released in Early Access for Windows in October 2023.
Lethal Company is a cooperative survival-horror game where small crews take corporate contracts to salvage scrap from abandoned facilities on hostile moons—and sell it to “the Company.” Failure to meet profit quotas has consequences, while success unlocks access to riskier, more profitable locations. Developed and published by Zeekerss, the game is available on PC (Steam) as an Early Access title.
Zeekerss (independent)
Windows (Steam, Early Access)
October 23, 2023
Each contract cycle, crews choose a moon, land near an abandoned complex, and split tasks: some enter to gather scrap while others monitor hazards or doors remotely. Teams must extract before the deadline to bank profits, buy gear, and fund the next run.
Interiors are procedurally assembled and filled with environmental dangers and hostile entities. Players manage stamina, line-of-sight, and sound while using items like flashlights, walkie-talkies, boomboxes and more to survive and extract loot.
Lethal Company is a Unity-based indie project by Zeekerss, who previously built smaller games and prototypes. The EA model lets features, enemies, moons, and balance evolve with frequent updates informed by player feedback.
The game surged in popularity shortly after launch, charting highly on Steam with extremely positive user reviews. Third-party estimates in early 2024 suggested sales in the multi-million range, reflecting strong community interest and widespread streaming visibility.
Overwhelmingly Positive (high 90% range) since launch.
Persistent community engagement across guides, wikis, and modding.
Coverage in Jan 2024 cited ~10M copies sold (est.).
Designed for co-op (up to four), but solo runs are possible.
It’s in Early Access; features and balance are actively evolving.
Hit the Company’s quota by salvaging and selling scrap—riskier moons pay more.
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“Lethal Company”.
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