Games Like R.E.P.O.: Best Extraction Horror Games to Play in 2026

R.E.P.O. blew up on Steam in February 2026 and for good reason — the physics-driven scavenging, the chaotic team wipes, and that constant dread of losing everything you've collected hit a nerve. If you've already burned through it and your squad wants more, you're in luck. The extraction horror genre has grown fast, and there are several games that scratch the same itch in completely different ways.

Start with Lethal Company if you somehow haven't played it — it's the game that kicked off the modern extraction horror wave, and its quota-based scrap runs are still some of the best co-op horror on Steam. Content Warning is a lighter take on the formula, swapping pure survival for recording scary footage to get views, but the extraction mechanics and creature encounters still deliver real tension. Both games nail that same loop R.E.P.O. does: get in, grab everything you can, and try not to die on the way out.

FEEDERS launches March 30, 2026 in Steam Early Access and brings a more tactical edge to extraction horror. Like R.E.P.O., you're scavenging dangerous environments with up to three friends. The difference is the weight system — every item slows you down, so grabbing that extra piece of scrap means you might not outrun what's coming. Twelve creatures with AI that adapts to your strategies, three maps with distinct threats, and proximity voice chat where the creatures can hear you coordinating. If R.E.P.O. hooked you with the chaos, FEEDERS adds a layer of decision-making that keeps you coming back.

Extraction horror isn't slowing down in 2026. Between R.E.P.O., Lethal Company, Content Warning, FEEDERS, and a handful of other titles in the pipeline, there's never been a better time to grab three friends and see what you can scavenge before something finds you. Check out our full list of best co-op horror games in 2026 for more picks, and wishlist the ones that look good — this genre moves fast.