Is Lethal Company Just Streamer Bait? 

I wouldn't call the art style "crappy", it's intentionally low-fidelity, like an early PS1 game.

The issue with lethal company is that if you take away the multiplayer element, it quickly becomes a rather uninspired game, The fun you receive from the game isn't from the game itself, but the people you play it with. The best thing lethal company does is maximize funny moments other than that after several hours with the same group of people someone is going to get bored and stop playing

Fears to fathom ironbark lookout is also an example of this I feel. Game is about 2 hours long (the same length as the steam refund policy) with the main clip being taking a picture of a cult sacrifice but you forget to turn the flash off. That part was on tiktok for weeks. No hate to the dev(s) but man it really does feel like bait just to get people to play.

Nice video man. Would you consider FNAF a steamer bait franchise? I would, the jump scare loop of stare of cameras and frantically switch stuff on and off isn't fun to play after the 18th installment

Another great video guys!

Played with bunch of friends few times, felt like after 3 rounds on different planets the game was "done". It gets pretty stale and boring after 4 hours. It really did feel like it was a streamer bait, but I just might be retarded.

I wouldn't say hello neighbor was streaming bait, it was more like theory bait, convoluted hidden lore and all that. Fnaf became just that after like 4th game. The first 3 games tried to tell a narrative, albeit a unclear one, but the fans demanded more, and so here we are 18 games later. You wouldn't play hello neighbor on a stream for the lore now would you? You'd probably want to make a 20 minute long "story explained" video to properly cash in on the trend

short answer, no

i hate horror games but lethal company i love. idk why

FOTM game

It'll be forgotten by next year

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