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Step into the frozen unknown in Forsaken Frontiers, a cooperative analog horror adventure set in the unforgiving embrace of an everlasting winter.
Forsaken Frontiers is a online co-op, horror and adventure game
developed and published by made in fairyland.
Released on May 25th 2025 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 300 reviews of which 247 were positive and 53 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 14.79€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Win 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-6400 / AMD FX-8320
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 1050
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 1.5 GB available space
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TL;DR If you want a scary horror game to play with your friends, Forsaken Frontiers is a good Lethal Company-like to pick up Lethal Company Similarities and General Gameplay Loop The first thing to get out of the way are the Lethal Company similarities, and I think this game is honestly a little easier than Lethal. The art style is similarly retro, but the gameplay loop is quite similar as well. In Forsaken Frontiers you start off in a train, run around a location collecting loot to sell while avoiding monsters, then return to said train to pay off your ever expanding debt until you can't anymore. There are a few notable differences though. Unlike Lethal Company, all of the maps (i.e. the Metro, the Hotel, the Hospital, the Bunker, the Plantation, etc.) have varied interiors, layouts and environmental hazards. Like Lethal Company, these maps can have map conditions that can either benefit, or hinder your ability to get loot. Beneficial ones are things like Vigor (which increases player stamina), Shadowstep (reduces noise player footsteps make) and Surplus (much more loot spawns in the map). Detrimental ones are things like Blackout (all lights in the map are out), Minefield (lots of mines spawn in the map), and Spores (you need a gas mask to enter the map and a new enemy type spawns). Note that not all of these maps are made equal, I personally hate the Hotel. Additionally, the loot you collect in these maps does not take up inventory space, meaning you can just run around picking up however much you want until you need to run back to the train before it departs without you. The downside to this though is that the loot you find doesn't have utility functions since their sole purpose is to be sold. This means that you won't find loot like the stop signs in Lethal Company or the clown bomb in REPO. The Entities Most of the entities in this game are for the most part more fair than you would initially think, since they each have at least one main counter. Normally, I wouldn't really want to spoil the entities too much but I think it's worth talking about them since I know they can be frustrating if you don't know their mechanics. The Spider, which looks like a large, lanky dude that walks on all fours, is blind, so as long as you aren't making that much noise you should be fine. Previously the Spider had a "sensing" ability that could bypass this blindness but the latest update removed this ability, so it's much more fair than it was before. The Forsaken, which are infected people who scream a lot will try to bite you to infect you (and the infection will kill you after a set amount of time) but will leave you alone once you're infected, meaning they can't kill you directly if you have enough time to escape. There is one enemy that feels rather unfair though, and that is the Butcher, who is a big dude with a chainsaw. For some reason this guy just does not lose aggro easily, and sometimes when you feel like you should have lost him he'll still be chasing you. Another problem with this guy is that he always spawns in the very first map players will experience, so his mechanics can make it frustrating for new players. Also even though the game doesn't really say so, YOU CAN HIDE FROM MONSTERS. There will be desks scattered around in the maps that have a little space underneath to hide in, and there is no limit to how many players can hide in them. Although, if an entity sees you enter the desk there is a high chance they'll kill you anyways so be sure to break line of sight before you hide. It's worth it to mention that the recent update added dynamite you can buy from the shop that you can use to straight up kill any entity so if there's a specific enemy you really hate you can just...kill them now. The Items As you would expect, this game has a shop that you can use to buy items to help you survive in your treks into the various maps. Some of these items are nice little quality of life tools, while others are straight up game changers. The Stun Light, Sledgehammer and Dynamite all allow you powerful options for dealing with the entities in this game. So if you're struggling, try those ones out. Bugs For the most part I haven't encountered that many bugs in this game though they do exist and even though they didn't bother me that much I thought I should mention them. The Bunker map always seems to have at least one hole in the floor of the map that players (other than the host) can fall through to teleport themselves back to the train. Honestly, I thought this bug was pretty funny when I first saw it. Also on the Bunker map, there was one time where I was downed after an entity saw me hide under a desk but my character glitched out of the map and was thus teleported back to the train and thus to safety. I guess the takeaway here is that the Bunker map is just a little janky. The Spider used to have what felt like a bug of the sensing ability where he could randomly know where you were even if you were completely silent, but this bug should be gone after the sensing ability was flat out removed. Sometimes when a player joins the host before a round starts, they'll be disconnected if they buy anything from the shop. This can be worked around by just having the host buy the items and having the affected player pick up the items from the shop counter or from the ground. There was also this one bug where our leftover money carried over to a subsequent run after we couldn't pay our debt. Overall if you are someone who likes co-op horror games or just wants to play a Lethal Company-like horror game then I would recommend Forsaken Frontiers.
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Dude, how is this game not more popular!? It is the only game that still gives me anxiety and fear, compared to other spooky/scary games. This game is just amazing, and I definitely recommend playing it solo or with friends.
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This style of game in multiplayer is awesome. Puppet Combo games have genuinely one of the most oppressive unforgiving atmospheres and this game really captures that. It really sucks that it's so unpopular. Can't wait to see what horrors future updates add! I feel like the "guy in the chair" role should be added with like a camera system in some locations since there's still power. Also I've NEVER seen any other game connect it's updates/story to real life. For example, July 4th in the game's lore is the date when the world went to crap which is when obviously the V1700 update released. In fact, one of the reasons I managed to convince myself (and many other friends) to get this game was just through the patch notes and the way they were written. I really love the idea of the story progressively continuing through the updates and it's done so well here imo, it's just such a nice way to immerse yourself. This isn't even the mention that the devs are active on their discord and do seem to take in feedback. I mention this because I know that other negative reviews said that the developers ban people if they voice any sort of critical opinion in which I wanna say from my experience that I have not seen any of this but instead they've been very welcoming and friendly.
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It's as if someone parodied Lethal Company and the joke was that they'd actually put thought and care into it this time. I thought the whole gameplay loop of "go collect stuff in comically hostile environments" was just boring, but it turns out I just hadn't played anything that used it that wasn't just low effort slop until now. Good game.
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I wish more people would play this game! It is seriously underrated. The environment is so good, it gives off a proper horror vibe the entire time, and the enemies are scary enough to definitely classify this as a horror game. The game is not as fun solo, unless you want to really get sweaty and grind it, but if you have friends to play with or if you're lucky enough to find a public lobby, it is really enjoyable. 8/10, I definitely recommend trying this game out, especially if you are a fan of Lethal Company!
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Forsaken Frontiers is currently priced at 14.79€ on Steam.
Forsaken Frontiers is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 14.79€ on Steam.
Forsaken Frontiers received 247 positive votes out of a total of 300 achieving a rating of 7.65.
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Forsaken Frontiers was developed and published by made in fairyland.
Forsaken Frontiers is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Forsaken Frontiers is not playable on MacOS.
Forsaken Frontiers is not playable on Linux.
Forsaken Frontiers offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Forsaken Frontiers includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Forsaken Frontiers does not currently offer any DLC.
Forsaken Frontiers does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Forsaken Frontiers does not support Steam Remote Play.
Forsaken Frontiers is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
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Online players
2
Developer
made in fairyland
Publisher
made in fairyland
Release
25 May 2025
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