There’s a certain kind of chaos that only happens when you give a group of players a camera, a bad idea, and a place they absolutely shouldn’t be. Content Warning thrives on that exact energy, dropping players into a co-op horror experience where the goal isn’t just survival – it’s getting views.
Now available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC via Play Anywhere for £8.39, this viral-hunting horror game from Landfall flips the usual formula on its head. You’re not just escaping the monsters… you’re filming them.
At A Glance
- Game: Content Warning
- Developer: Wilnyl, Philip, thePetHen, Skog, Zorro
- Publisher: Landfall
- Price: £8.39
- Platforms: Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Play Anywhere
- Game Type: Co-Op Horror / Party
Fame First, Survival Second
Content Warning isn’t about carefully creeping through dark corridors or conserving ammo. Instead, it throws you and your friends into the “Old World” with one simple objective, to capture something terrifying on camera.
The twist? You need to make it back alive to actually cash in on your efforts.
Lights, Camera… Panic
The structure is simple, but that’s where the fun begins to spiral.
You and your team gear up, customise your ASCII-style faces, and descend into a strange, dangerous world filled with unpredictable threats. From physics-driven monsters to bizarre cursed artefacts, there’s no shortage of things that can go wrong.
Once you’re down there, it’s all about getting the best footage possible. The scarier, the better. But with limited oxygen and danger around every corner, every second counts.
If you manage to escape, your footage gets uploaded to “SpookTube,” where you watch the views roll in. The better your clips, the bigger the reward… assuming you all make it out in one piece.
Built For Co-Op Mayhem
While you can jump in solo, Content Warning is clearly designed with friends in mind.
The real magic comes from those unscripted moments; someone panicking, someone else trying to film it, and everything falling apart in the process. It’s a game that naturally creates stories, the kind you’ll laugh about long after the session ends.
A Game Made For Moments
Content Warning feels like a game built for sharing. Whether it’s clips, highlights or just ridiculous stories, it thrives on player-driven moments rather than scripted events.
And in a space crowded with horror games, that gives it a distinct identity.
Find Content Warning on the Xbox Store.
