Content Warning

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Great in its prime

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I was trying to play with my friends but he's stuck in the sky this game was buggy from day one and still is 2 years later

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Content Warning is what happens when you combine a horror game, a terrible group of friends, and the overwhelming desire to become internet famous. The premise is simple: go down into a terrifying place, film scary things, and somehow make it back alive with enough footage to become famous. Simple. Except you're playing with friends. And friends are apparently the most dangerous part of the game. You start the round with a camera, a little bit of confidence, and a plan to get some genuinely terrifying footage. Then someone immediately runs in the opposite direction. Someone else starts screaming. Another person is trying to get the perfect shot while a monster is actively eating them. And I'm standing there thinking, “Guys, we need CONTENT.” That's the entire charm of Content Warning. The game constantly creates situations that would normally be horrifying, but your friends make them completely ridiculous. A monster appears? Film it. Your teammate gets attacked? Film it. Your friend is being dragged into the darkness? KEEP THE CAMERA ROLLING. The footage is the objective, so suddenly you have to make terrible decisions. Normally, if you see a horrifying creature coming toward you, the correct response would be to run. In Content Warning, your response is: “WAIT, GET CLOSER. I NEED A BETTER SHOT.” The physics make everything even better. There's always somebody getting launched across the room, falling down a hole, getting stuck somewhere, or accidentally causing the entire team to collapse into chaos. And when you finally make it back to the surface, you get to watch the footage. That's where half the fun comes from. You realize the camera caught the exact moment your friend screamed like a dying animal. You realize someone spent thirty seconds filming a wall. You realize your best footage came from the camera being thrown onto the ground while everyone ran for their lives. And somehow, that garbage footage gets you views. The game is at its best when everyone stops caring about actually surviving and becomes completely obsessed with getting one more clip. You don't need professional voice acting. You don't need a complicated story. You don't need some massive open world. You just need three friends who are willing to make increasingly terrible decisions for imaginary internet points. Content Warning is chaotic, stupid, genuinely funny, and somehow manages to turn getting eaten by a monster into a team-building exercise. 10/10. Would absolutely sacrifice my friends for one more view.