LIVING HELL
Coming soon
About the game
A co-op horror where you must escape a city in ruins, as solar radiation twists animals and humans into terrifying mutations. From the creator of DEVOUR.
Original Steam description
LIVING HELL is a 1–4 player co-op survival horror game set in Pelican City. The collapse of the ozone layer exposed the city to devastating solar radiation, triggering widespread and terrifying mutations.
ESCAPE THE NIGHTMARE
Your only way across the city is the abandoned subway. Keep the train running, travel through seven unique districts and reach one of the remaining rocket launch sites before it’s too late to get out.
FUEL YOUR RIDE
Leave the safety of the train and explore dangerous, handcrafted locations in search of mutated specimens. Process them into biofuel for the train and scavenge materials to craft what you'll need to survive the journey ahead.
TRUST NO ONE
Blistering heat and solar radiation are threats of their own. Manage your Thermal Load and find ways to stay cool, or risk mutating and turning against your team. Defensive cryo weapons will give you an edge against mutated creatures.
A DIFFERENT JOURNEY EVERY TIME
Each journey through Pelican City follows a different subway route, changing the path you take to reach the launch site. Along the way, face a variety of mutated creatures, each with unique behaviours.
FEATURES
- 1–4 player online co-op and full offline single-player
- Numerous unique locations across multiple subway routes
- More than a dozen mutated creatures with unique behaviours
- Six playable characters with unique passive abilities
- Immersive proximity voice chat with lip-sync and handheld radios
- Crafting and inventory systems inspired by classic survival horror
- Persistent save files across sessions
- Full gamepad and Steam Deck support
- Original score by Mario Sello Nuñez






Demo and release information
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