Data de lançamento planeada: 2026

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You and your team awaken in a brutalist underground lab, contractually bound to medical trials you definitely read the fine print for. Work together, impress the researchers and you might leave rich. Fail and you might just become part of the next experiment.

Dismemberment - Your body is your arsenal

Body parts are your weapons and tools. Rip them off, throw them away, and pick up something fresher from the floor. Improvise your arsenal from whatever is still twitching nearby.

Co-op - United effort, shared rewards, collective trauma

With 2-4 teammates the trials are designed to test communication and coordination. Survival requires teamwork. You’ll share weapons, tactics, and occasionally body parts. Sometimes lending a hand might cost you an arm (and a leg).

Trials

Corporate test chambers filled with puzzles, hazards, and semi-successful mutant ‘Things’. The trials demand collaboration - whether that’s opening doors, solving puzzles, or sacrificing a teammate for “group progress”.

Death is temporary. Mostly. Step into a respawn machine and come back fresh - though repeated use suggests a worrying dependency.

No trial is ever the same. Layouts shift, enemies mutate, and puzzles change. Consistency is for medical labs that actually care about results. Complete all the objectives you can before the elevator timer expires, or expire with it!

Profit

Survive, adapt, and earn ‘gold’ - after all, why else would you sign the waiver?

Spend it on upgrades; weapons, buffs, limbs, maybe a tail…

United you stand. Divided… you still stand, just on fewer legs.

Divulgação de conteúdo gerado por IA

Descrição fornecida pelos developers acerca do conteúdo gerado por IA no jogo:

We pre-generate voiceovers offline that are edited and processed for use in the game.

Descrição de conteúdo adulto

Descrição do conteúdo fornecida pelos developers:

Killing Things With Your Friends contains mature content such as gore and over-the-top blood but leans heavily into dark humour and not outright horror or realistic violence.