Lethal Company is a game that manages to balance humor and terror in a unique way. Hearing people's voices cut off as they fall into a hole is surprisingly funny, yet the game can still instill a sense of horrific terror, especially when you realize you're the last one alive in a rundown facility, and you just happen to see bright white eyes in the distance of a pitch black hallway. I'm excited to see what the dev does for future updates because this game has tremendous potential. It was made by a solo dev, and in my opinion is better than most AAA games on the market. What sets Lethal Company apart is its horror, which isn't reliant on random flashy jump scares but on dynamic, living entities that simply exist. Walking around a corner might reveal a threat or nothing at all, creating a genuine fear of the unknown in every building you enter. Even for someone like me, who usually avoids horror games, Lethal Company not only induces a desire to yell in terror but also becomes strangely addictive. The game has a unique vibe, and its unexplained lore just seems to make the experience even better. The spooky and confusing moments, especially when playing with friends over the local voice chat, contribute to a memorable experience.

As a wage slave working for an unknown company, your task is to gather scrap from bizarre alien planets, navigating through randomly generated facilities filled with ominous entities. It's a game that will make you yell in terror, and laugh your heart out at the same time. A truely worthwhile experience, especially if you dive in blind with some friends. This is by far the best $10 your will ever spend.