I was looking for a silly co-op horror game. While Phasmophobia felt too slow and clunky, and Lethal Company’s visual style didn’t appeal to me, KLETKA combines the best aspects of both and even more.

To give you an idea of this game’s character and humor: it blends references to Twin Peaks and The Platform with lesser-known Russian 4chan-tier stories and Gachimuchi memes.

All of this unfolds in a perpetual, horrifying descent into the abyss, accompanied by the elegance of Strauss’ Blue Danube (best when you are at 0.1hp) or the chaotic reassurance of Rimsky-Korsakov’s Flight of the Bumblebee (best on low fuel).

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The whole game feels like one big easter egg, but even if you don’t catch every reference, it’s still a great co-op horror experience.

I was looking for a silly co-op horror game. While Phasmophobia felt too slow and clunky, and Lethal Company’s visual style didn’t appeal to me, KLETKA combines the best aspects of both and even more. To give you an idea of this game’s character and humor: it blends references to Twin Peaks and The Platform with lesser-known Russian 4chan-tier stories and Gachimuchi memes. All of this unfolds in a perpetual, horrifying descent into the abyss, accompanied by the elegance of Strauss’ Blue Danube (best when you are at 0.1hp) or the chaotic reassurance of Rimsky-Korsakov’s Flight of the Bumblebee (best on low fuel). -- The whole game feels like one big easter egg, but even if you don’t catch every reference, it’s still a great co-op horror experience.