Landfall's co-op horror game 'Content Warning' garnered over 6.2 million players on Steam within its first 24 hours.

Originally free, 'Content Warning' shifted to a paid model, now costing $7.99.

The game experienced a peak of 204,439 concurrent players, with 138,000 playing at the time of reporting despite bugs and no Steam Deck support.

In the game, players act as content creators in a spooky world, generating views and income by recording unique and thrilling content.

Views and income vary depending on the content captured, with special items and events affecting popularity and revenue.

Earnings in-game allow players to buy items that help in further exploration and content creation.

'Content Warning' claims the sixth spot on Steam's 'most played' chart with an 'overwhelmingly positive' rating.

The initial promotional period ended on April 2nd, 9am PT, with developers actively working on fixing early issues.