Lethal Company
A co-op survival horror where you scavenge scrap on abandoned industrial moons to meet The Company quota. Up to 4 players cooperate to outsmart dangerous monsters and survive.
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Guides
Guides
Lethal Company Beginner Guide — Your First Shifts, Terminal and Free Moons
A new Lethal Company crew has three working days to sell 130 credits of scrap, starts with 60 credits, and loses every piece of scrap on the ship if the whole crew dies. Most early wipes come from a handful of avoidable decisions, not from bad luck. This guide covers what to buy first and at what price, the terminal commands a ship operator actually uses, the three easy free moons, how the facility and weather work, when the ship leaves, and the early monsters and mistakes that end runs.
Lethal Company Moons and Store Guide — Every Moon Ranked, Every Item Priced
Lethal Company has eleven moons you can land on: six free and five paid, from 150 to 1,500 credits. They differ in risk, interior, scrap and how early outdoor monsters appear. Only a handful of the store's tools and upgrades are worth buying early. This guide puts every moon and store item in one table each, then covers which moon to farm at each quota stage, which paid moons are worth the fee, what to pack per moon and the buy order for one, two and four players.
Lethal Company Monster Guide — Every Creature and How to Survive It
Lethal Company has more than thirty creatures, and most deaths come from using the right instinct on the wrong one: staring at a Bracken, crouching from a deaf Thumper, or running from Eyeless Dogs that hunt by sound. This guide starts with a table of every monster with its danger, how it detects you, whether it can be killed and the counter that works, then covers each creature, stun times, spawns by moon, traps and sound cues.
Lethal Company Quota Guide — When to Sell, Which Moons Pay and What to Buy
The profit quota starts at 130 and rises after every quota you meet, by a bigger step each time. You get three working days per cycle, the Company pays only 30% of the value on the first day and 100% on the deadline day, and a whole-crew wipe deletes every piece of scrap on the ship. This guide covers the quota cycle, selling and the overtime bonus, which moons pay at each quota size after route costs, what scrap to carry, when to buy upgrades, and the mistakes that end runs.
Overview
What's the Game?
A co-op survival horror where you scavenge scrap on abandoned industrial moons to meet The Company quota. Up to 4 players cooperate to outsmart dangerous monsters and survive.
4-player co-op
Friends explore the moons together. Role-splitting and communication are everything.
Quota system
Every 3 days, the quota rises. Miss it and the run ends for everyone.
Diverse monsters
Brackens react to staring, Coil-Heads to broken line of sight — each threat requires different counterplay.
Ship operator
One player on the ship runs cameras, teleporter, and turrets — huge safety boost.
Walkie-talkies
Buy radios to coordinate across the facility. Survival rate rises dramatically.
Cheap and addictive
Low cost, hours of hilarious co-op tension.
Trailer
Trailer
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Screenshots
Screenshots
Languages
Supported Languages
| Language | Interface | Audio | Subtitles |
|---|---|---|---|
| English ● | ✓ | ✓ | — |
Specs
System Requirements
Windows
Minimum
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 Processor: Intel Core i5-7400 CPU @ 3.00GHz ; Shader Model 5 Graphics: NVIDIA GForce GTX 1050 DirectX: Version 11 Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 4 GB available space
Recommended
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
FAQ
FAQ
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