7 Games Like Lethal Company You Need to Play in 2026

Look, if you've burned through Lethal Company and your squad is itching for the next thing — you're not alone. That game basically invented a whole subgenre overnight, and now everyone's chasing the same high. The good news? 2026 has delivered. Hard. There are more games like Lethal Company right now than at any point since it launched, and some of them honestly do certain things better.

R.E.P.O. dropped in February and immediately became the game everyone was streaming. The physics are unhinged — you'll watch your friend get ragdolled across the map by a creature and laugh until you realize you're next. It's chaotic, it's hilarious, and it scratches that same co-op horror itch. Then there's Peak, which took the formula vertical. You're climbing mountains instead of exploring facilities, and the altitude mechanics add a layer of tension Lethal Company never had. Both are worth your time if you're looking for games like Lethal Company in 2026.

FEEDERS hits different. Where Lethal Company keeps things relatively simple with its scrap runs, FEEDERS makes every gram count — literally. The weight system means you slow down as you carry more, so there's this constant push-and-pull between grabbing one more piece of loot and being able to actually run from the twelve creatures hunting you. Add proximity voice chat where your teammates can only hear you up close, and you get moments of genuine panic that Lethal Company can't quite match. It launches March 30 on Steam Early Access.

Here's the thing about games like Lethal Company — the ones that last aren't just copies. They take the core idea (go in, grab stuff, get out alive) and twist it. R.E.P.O. twists it with physics chaos. Peak twists it with verticality. FEEDERS twists it with weight and creature AI that learns your patterns. Devour and Phasmophobia are still solid picks too if you haven't tried them. Bottom line: your squad has options. No excuses to stop playing.