Lethal Company is a co-op horror-comedy survival game in which a crew of employees for the sinister “Company” fly to abandoned, monster-infested moons to scavenge scrap for quota, using only flashlights, walkie-talkies, and each other to survive. Created single-handedly by developer Zeekerss, the game launched into Steam Early Access on October 23, 2023, and became one of the breakout viral hits of the year, driven largely by streamers and TikTok clips of its chaotic, jump-scare-heavy co-op runs.
Quick Facts
| Game | Lethal Company |
| Developer / Publisher | Zeekerss |
| Composer | Zeekerss |
| Genre | Co-op Survival Horror, Comedy |
| Release Date | October 23, 2023 (Steam Early Access) |
| Platform | PC (Windows, Steam) |
| Where to Watch/Listen | In-game only; no official soundtrack release |
Who Composed the Lethal Company Soundtrack?
Zeekerss, the game’s solo developer, also wrote and produced all of its music himself, in keeping with the do-it-all approach he has taken to Lethal Company’s design, art, and sound. The soundtrack mixes unsettling ambient drones for exploring moons with lo-fi, deliberately low-budget-sounding “muzak” cues for the Company building and menus — a tonal contrast that plays into the game’s mix of dread and absurdist comedy.
Is There an Official Soundtrack Album?
No official commercial soundtrack album has been released for Lethal Company. What circulates online is a set of music files extracted directly from the game itself by fans and archived on video game music databases. Because these are unofficial, datamined rips rather than a released album, we’re listing only the track names that are independently documented, rather than inventing a fuller tracklist.
| # | In-Game Track |
|---|---|
| 1 | Menu Theme |
| 2 | Intro Company Speech |
| 3 | Company Building Music |
| 4 | Phone Theme |
| 5 | Record Player Jazz |
| 6 | Icecream Song |
| 7 | Christmas Icecream Song |
| 8 | Boombox Song 1 |
| 9 | Boombox Song 2 |
| 10 | Boombox Song 3 |
| 11 | Boombox Song 4 |
| 12 | Boombox Song 5 |
In addition to these, players encounter recurring ambient cues tied to in-game events — such as day/night ambience, the Company terminal, and monster “stingers” — that have not been formally named or catalogued outside the game files, so we have left them out rather than guess at titles.
Where to Listen
Since there is no official release, the closest thing to a soundtrack listen is community-uploaded gameplay audio and fan rips on YouTube and SoundCloud. We’ll update this page if Zeekerss ever releases an official album.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who composed the Lethal Company soundtrack?
Zeekerss, the game’s solo developer, wrote and produced all of the game’s music himself, alongside its design, art, and programming.
Is there an official Lethal Company soundtrack album?
No. As of this writing, no commercial soundtrack has been released. The music that circulates online is unofficial, fan-extracted from the game’s files.
When did Lethal Company release?
Lethal Company launched into Steam Early Access on October 23, 2023, and quickly became one of the year’s breakout indie hits.
What kind of music is in Lethal Company?
The score mixes eerie ambient drones for exploring moons with intentionally low-fidelity, lo-fi “muzak” cues for the Company building, menus, and boombox items.
Where can I listen to Lethal Company music?
There is no official streaming release. Fans have uploaded extracted game audio to platforms like YouTube and SoundCloud, but these are unofficial rips, not a licensed soundtrack.