"Content Warning: Free Co-op Horror Game Goes Viral on Steam with Limited-Time Promotion"

TL;DR
Indie game Content Warning gains massive success on Steam with a 'free to keep' promotion for the first 24 hours, resulting in over 100,000 active players and 4.5 million owners within a day. The co-op horror game, similar to Lethal Company, allows players to film scary activities to become "SpookTube famous." The promotion ends soon, after which the game will cost $7.99.
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- Content Warning Blows Up on Steam With Free-to-Keep Promotion for First 24 Hours IGN
- Content Warning, a free co-op horror game where you go viral on SpookTube or die trying, is rapidly climbing the Steam charts PC Gamer
- Monster-filming horror game Content Warning is free to download for the next few hours Rock Paper Shotgun
- No April Fools' joke: This co-op horror game where you "get famous or die trying" is like Dark and Darker but you're a YouTuber, and it's free for 24 hours Gamesradar
- Chat, is it cool to launch a new coop horror game on April Fools Day for free? Content Warning thinks so. Windows Central
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