Lethal Companybrought horror to the delivery industry in a hilariously terrifying way. Collect, deliver, and sell scrap to meet the company quota if you want to stay alive. That is, if you haven’t already encountered themany deadly creaturesthat lurk around every corner.
If you’re a big fan of Lethal Company’s maps, creatures, and general uncanny atmosphere, then you may be looking for some other games of the same style. If you want a little more action, more strategy, or just enjoy watching your friends get scared, there are lots to choose from. Here are a handful of games that match Lethal Company in both terror and laughter,
We’ve included a variety of games here — ones that recreate the humorous situations of Lethal Company, and some that have the same unsettling horror.
11SCP: Containment Breach
The SCP series is best known for throwing every kind of creature at you with no remorse. If you come across a creature that doesn’t seem too dangerous, there’s a high chance it’ll prove you wrong. Many stories have come from the world of SCP and Containment Breach packs a lot of them into this terrifying game for your convenience.
Great for those who enjoy both single-player and multiplayer games, SCP: Containment Breach has lots of areas to explore, dangers to run away from, and a twisted story to uncover.
10Escape The Backrooms
If the confusion of Lethal Company and its abundance of strange creatures is something you enjoy, then Escape The Backrooms is another game to try out. Playing with up to three other people, you rely on your puzzle-solving skills and pure survival instincts to make it through the game.
For the fans who enjoy Lethal Company’s variety of moons, Escape The Backrooms has lots of twisting and confusing levels to get lost in. Whether you hide, run, or attempt to force your way through the level, you’ll never avoid the many creatures waiting for you, so keep your eyes peeled and your friends close.
9Devour
Devour, much like many other classic horror games, is all about banishing the evil that runs rampant. Work with your friends to seek out items and burn them to be rid of whatever creature is haunting them.
With several levels to try out,Devour has great replay value, just like Lethal Company. you’re able to head back into any haunted location and find it just as spooky as the first, making it great if you want to head back and perfect some strategies before trying newer areas.
8Phasmophobia
Unlike facing the horrors of creatures hanging around your ship in Lethal Company, you’re safe as soon as you step out of any house inPhasmophobia. You are, however, still at the mercy ofwhatever ghosts reside in the house. There’s no better way to find out a hunt is occurring than hearing the shouts of whoever ventured in with you.
Like Lethal Company, every Phasmophobia game is different and still hilariously fun. With the wide variety of ghosts ready to hunt you and your friends down, it’ll be hard to find a moment of peace between visits.
7The Upturned
Another game developed by Zeekerss, The Upturned unsurprisingly has the same level of hilarity as Lethal Company. As a visitor just trying to find their room in a huge hotel, you travel through up to 30 floors, discovering all kinds of tenants also enjoying their stay.
The Upturned has a little more interaction than Lethal Company, making some parts of it cute rather than scary. However, it may not be a great idea to try and make friends with whatever else is residing in the building. You also get to throw furniture around, and what’s more fun than that?
6Barotrauma
Want to enjoy a little deep-sea diving? With scary monsters and no warnings for when they attack? With a crew that might be the cause of your death rather than your saviour? Then look no further than Barotrauma.
Barotrauma has a variety of missions to steer through. All filled with dangerous monsters ready to tear your ship to pieces. Keep your ship alive by repairing damages, manning guns, and navigating dark spaces. The game is a divestraight into the unknown, so keep your wits about you when you start exploring.
5Labyrinthine
Labyrinthine brings out the fear of getting lost in everyone. One of themany games set in a winding maze, you and your friends have to search for clues and complete puzzles while keeping away from wandering dangers.
Like Lethal Company, Labyrinthine has many unique creatures for you to stumble across. The game has a story mode for you to uncover the horrors or, if you prefer an endless maze, there are case files for you to sink your teeth into for a longer playthrough.
4A Day Out
There’s something hilarious about watching your friends being chased by a huge monster while hearing their shouts through in-game voice chat as they run away. A Day Out sends you and your friends to hunt creatures of folklore, which can lead to some hilarious interactions when you realise just how unprepared you are once you come across one.
The game doesn’t give much guidance other than to arm yourselves and head out hunting. It’s up to you whether you follow the trails or steer off in your own direction. Either way, you’re bound to stumble into something frightening.
3IT Simulator
IT Simulator is a game where you and a friend work together to restore power to an office building. With two roles to choose from, you may either guide the technician or be assisted by the control room operator to move safely around the office while keeping away from an unfriendly entity.
Similar to Lethal Company, the game has a tense atmosphere with long corridors and oddly quiet rooms. It’s up to you and your friend to ensure your safety, so make sure your communication is on point for this game.
2GTFO
GTFOis a multiplayer horror game that allows you to fight back, though it teaches you very quickly that it’s not always the smartest choice. Many levels to the game send you deeper, with bigger and more difficult monsters. A few bosses here and there may throw you into a spiral, so keep a level head.
If you enjoy learning about new monsters by stumbling into them, then GTFO is a good choice. You and your friends will be desperate to save all of your limited resources, so make sure you head in with a strategy.
