Roadside Research is a Lethal Company-esque game where you're a poorly disguised alien doing a very good job at running a gas ...

One high-profile recruit showed he was worth the money, and a North youngster showed some very promising signs. But one skipper needs to get his hands dirty. Here's whose stocks are up and down after ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Lethal Company’s co-op survival has been a huge hit with gamers, and there has never been a ...

the rest of the Lethal Company crossover is made up of the Stop Sign pickaxe which costs 800 V-Bucks and the Company Jig dance that costs 400 V-Bucks. The whole bundle costs 2,100 V-Bucks ...

I love Lethal Company, but it's been a little while since I teamed up with friends to explore those hostile moons and attempt to hit our scrap quota. That's about to change, however, as Lethal ...

I put in all that sweaty effort and the company just killed me? They didn’t even learn my name? Lethal Company is so alluring partly because it’s like microdosing a future hell — the ...

A mobile version of hit survival horror Lethal Company has popped up on the iPhone App Store and Google Play - but isn't what it seems. The game's developer Zeekerss has warned players this is ...

Her work has previously appeared at NPR, Wired, and The Verge. I didn’t really do horror games before Lethal Company. If I were to categorize myself, I’d fully check the “scaredy cat” box.

Just like the gangly, spider-like monsters that scurry through its industrial corridors, Lethal Company appeared to come out of nowhere. Created by a solo developer who goes by the alias Zeekerss ...

The Lethal Company challenge moons are perfect for players who’ve completed most of the game’s normal moons. Resetting once per week, the challenge moons provide an unlimited stack of new maps ...

Here’s how it works. Work for the Company, die for the Company. Rinse, repeat. Lethal Company is a game all about collecting scrap metal and trying not to die on the job. Sound fun? Sure it does ...

Everyone is playing Lethal Company right now. Call it a trend, or maybe it’s the next big game franchise, but take a look around any social media platform and you’ll find someone talking about ...