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Friendslop and Attack on Titan intersect in this upcoming co-op indie
Titan Hunters is an upcoming co-op tower defense game heavily inspired by Attack on Titan, featuring players defending a castle against titans. The game, also referred to as "friendslop" due to its meme potential, is developed by an indie studio and is expected to release soon, though a specific date has not yet been announced. The creator of Attack on Titan, Hajime Isayama, is mentioned in relation to potential copyright issues.
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
Lethal Company, the viral Steam horror hit developed by Zeekerss, has received a major update, Version 80, nearly a year after its last significant patch. This update introduces a rework of the March exterior, bug fixes, performance improvements, three new creatures, a returning creature, new factory rooms, and a utility slot, focusing on forest moons and improving the experience for new players.
How to deal with Feiopars in Lethal Company
This guide details how to deal with the Feiopar, a feline enemy in Lethal Company. The Feiopar spawns on forest moons and behaves as a stalking entity, similar to the Bracken. Players can avoid its attacks by maintaining eye contact, acting aggressively, or using tools like the Shovel.
Friendslop horror game Content Warning is now out on consoles
Landfall has released their horror game Content Warning on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. The game, which was initially a PC exclusive, now features crossplay between all platforms and is Steam Deck verified. Content Warning achieved viral success, selling millions of copies after its initial free limited-time release on PC.
All new Lethal Company v80 monsters and how they work
Lethal Company's v80 update introduces four new monsters: Backwater Gunkfish, Cadaver Bloom, Feiopar, and the returning Kidnapper Fox. The guide details each creature's behavior, threat level, rarity, and unique mechanics, such as the Gunkfish's obscuring goo and the Cadaver Bloom's toxic spores.
How to deal with Backwater Gunkfish in Lethal Company
This guide explains how to deal with the Backwater Gunkfish, a new aquatic enemy in Lethal Company version 80. The Gunkfish, found in forest moons, squirts vision-obscuring goo and leaves slippery residue when disturbed, but does not deal direct damage. The best strategy is to avoid disturbing it, as it poses no threat if left alone.
How to deal with Cadaver Bloom in Lethal Company
This guide explains how to deal with the Cadaver Bloom, a new flora threat introduced in Lethal Company version 0.80. The Cadaver Bloom releases deadly spores that cause a fever-like illness and eventual death. Players can use items like the Shovel or Weed Killer to manage its growth, but there is currently no antidote for the spores.
Lethal Company v80: Full patch notes, listed
Lethal Company has received its v80 update, focusing on streamlining existing features, enhancing forest biomes, and adjusting the Factory interior. This update introduces three new creatures, the return of the Kidnapper Fox, and various gameplay and visual improvements, including foliage additions and performance optimizations. Players can access the beta version through Steam's properties menu.
Fortnite's new Peak skin costs almost 3 times as much as the indie game it's based on: 'That's actually a slap in the face to the Peak developers'
Fortnite's new Peak climbing game-inspired skins are priced significantly higher than the original indie title, with one customisable skin costing nearly three times the price of the game itself. This pricing has drawn criticism from players and sparked comparisons to a similar situation with Lethal Company skins in 2024. The article suggests purchasing the indie game on sale instead of the expensive cosmetic items.
To make video games for Gen Z, be authentic
Former Hollywood executive Sharon Tal Yguado stated that while Gen Z and Gen Alpha are not engaging with traditional $70 AAA games, they are actively playing titles like Roblox, Minecraft, and Fortnite. Yguado emphasized that authenticity and community are key to reaching these younger demographics, who prefer influencer recommendations over polished marketing. Astrid Entertainment is developing a co-op game with creative tools specifically for this audience.
Five new Steam games you probably missed (March 16, 2026)
This article highlights five new games released on Steam between March 10 and March 13, 2026. The featured titles include 'Mama's Sleeping Angels,' a Lethal Company-like experience, the procedurally generated 'Lucid Blocks,' the decision-based 'The State of Nowhere,' and two old-school dungeon crawlers, 'Thysiastery' and 'Pluto,' which is also a roguelike deckbuilder.
The Loneliness of Friendslop
The article discusses the 'friendslop' genre of low-budget multiplayer games, exploring how they can paradoxically create feelings of loneliness despite their social focus. While games like Lethal Company and PEAK effectively use mechanics like proximity chat to enhance gameplay and emergent moments, YapYap is criticized for lacking engaging cooperative mechanics, making the inherent loneliness of the genre feel unrewarding. The author suggests that successful friendslop games leverage environmental design and player interaction, whether cooperative or competitive, to turn isolation into a meaningful part of the experience.
An hour of puzzle-solving in the quirky world of Big Walk is the most fun I've had in co-op in ages
Big Walk is a cooperative online walker-talker game from House House where players solve puzzles together in a gentle open world. The game emphasizes teamwork, communication, and exploration, with puzzles scaling based on the number of players, supporting up to 12. It also features customization options and areas for players to simply relax and socialize.
Tales of Kenzera: ZAU's next venture is an extraction platformer fusion of Lethal Company and Garry's Mod called FixForce
Surgent Studios, known for Tales of Kenzera: ZAU, is developing a new game called FixForce, an extraction platformer that blends elements of Lethal Company and Garry's Mod. Players will cooperate with up to five friends to find parts to fix machines in a flooded, post-apocalyptic city, using a drill-wrench to build platforms. FixForce is set to launch in early access on March 12th.
29 Best Horror Games To Play In The Dark In 2026
This guide highlights 29 of the best horror games available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch, suitable for playing in the dark. The list includes a variety of experiences, from solo adventures and co-op scares to big-budget sequels and indie hits, with updates provided throughout the year.
The Best Co-Op Games To Play Right Now
This guide highlights the best co-op games available now, featuring a wide range of genres and platforms. It emphasizes the unique social enjoyment and replayability that cooperative gameplay offers, distinguishing itself from single-player experiences by focusing on current, widely accessible titles rather than an all-time ranking.
The best Fortnite skins 2026 - updated this week
This guide lists over 100 of the best Fortnite skins available in 2026, updated with recent additions like Shadow the Hedgehog and Geno. It details various collaborations with movies, TV shows, and music artists, including popular choices like John Wick, The Simpsons, and Star Wars characters, along with their prices and first appearance dates.
