Lethal Company Drinking Game

Ready to add a new level of terror and tipsiness to your scavenging runs? The LETHAL COMPANY Drinking Game is here to turn those tense moments into hilarious memories. Gather your brave (or not-so-brave) crew, load up the game, and prepare for a night of frights!

How to Play
Before you start, ensure everyone has their drinks ready. Beer, cocktails, wine, or non-alcoholic beverages all work perfectly. The key is to have fun and drink responsibly.

Drink Once When:
- A player collects a piece of scrap
- Someone triggers a trap
- A monster is spotted

Drink Twice When:
- You see another player's corpse
- Weather conditions change (e.g., fog, lightning storm)
- The quota is met and the game continues

Drink three When:
- You die to a monster
- The ship leaves without all players
- A new moon is visited

Finish Your Drink When:
- A player is killed by the Jester
- A game-over occurs (ejected into space)
- A hilarious in-game moment happens (e.g., someone tries to climb a ladder while holding a two-handed item)

Good luck collecting for the company!

FAQ

What is Lethal Company?
LETHAL COMPANY is a cooperative horror game where players must scavenge for resources while avoiding terrifying monsters. The game combines elements of strategy, teamwork, and survival horror.

How do I play the Lethal Company drinking game?
Gather your friends, load up the game, and follow the rules outlined above. The goal is to survive while having a great time with drinks in hand.

Is it safe to play this drinking game?
As with any drinking game, it's important to drink responsibly. Make sure everyone is of legal drinking age and knows their limits. Always prioritize safety and fun over excessive drinking.

Can I play this game with non-alcoholic drinks?
Absolutely! You can adapt the rules to use non-alcoholic beverages or even snacks. The goal is to have fun, so feel free to modify the game to suit your group's preferences.

What if I don't have a full group?
The game can be played with fewer players, but the experience may differ. You can adjust the rules to make it more suitable for smaller groups or even solo play.