Content Warning News

Content Warning system requirements

What are the Content Warning system requirements? It's no surprise that following the success of Lethal Company (and Among Us, to some degree), another indie horror game would pop up soon to get the gaming community talking. Content Warning is that game, and just like the others we've mentioned, it's graphically simple and will run on any gaming PC from the last decade.

Content Warning doesn't demand the best graphics card, but it does want you to play with friends to make the experience better. As a co-op horror game, you're going to want up to three buddies to share the frights with.

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Content Warning proves you can give away a game for free and still make people want to buy it as it hits 1 million copies sold

Turns out that you can give away a game to 6.6 million people, and still sell a ton of copies too, as that's exactly what Landfall has done with Content Warning.

Right at the start of the month, Landfall released Content Warning, a Lethal Company style game about filming your friends getting killed by cryptids, as a sort of April Fool's day bit. The best part was that it was completely free for an entire day, and that resulted in 6.6 million players picking it up. A number like that shows you how ridiculously popular the game quickly became, and now as shared by Landfall on Twitter, it seems that popularity has shown no sign of slowing down, as the game has managed to sell a further one million copies on top of having given it away for free.

That means a whole bunch of people were happy to pay for the game, which is surely a good sign for the game's future. Sure, you can have a viral hit if you're an established developer known for their funny games, but you still need to be able to make money, and it seems like Landfall will be fine in that department. The game was only made in a matter of months, and while it isn't quite as fleshed out as Lethal Company is just yet, Landfall did also promise that it has some fun updates (and fixes) on the way.

Giving away more than six million copies of your new horror game for free is certainly a bold move, but it looks to have paid off big for developer Landfall Games. Following in the footsteps of Phasmophobia, and most recently Lethal Company, Content Warning is the latest success story in the co-op horror space, and the developer of the new Steam game reveals that it's already hit a huge sales milestone despite its massive free game giveaway.

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Bug patch: Hopefully fixed a bunch of audio issues 🙏

[h3]Hello everyone! The game’s been out for over a week, time really flies! Here’s another bug patch for you all. [/h3]

We’re also working on some updates for the game that we hope to share more about with you soon!

[h3]Patch Notes: [/h3]

Thank you all for being patient with us as we’re working on sorting out the bugs! 🙂

Please email [email protected] for any questions or if you need help troubleshooting.

Make sure to verify the integrity of the game files to make sure you receive the new update.