Content Warning is all about filming scary monsters with your friends to get those sweet SpookTube views, but just like in Lethal Company, the creatures can kill you and your group really fast if you aren’t careful.
The game doesn’t have an official bestiary like Lethal Company does, though, so the community has been left in the dark about the monsters.
We don’t know their names and there are no official strategies for defeating them, but that hasn’t stopped the Content Warning community. So far, we’ve uncovered a bunch of the creatures that lurk in the shadowy halls of the old world facility and the best ways to survive an encounter with them so you can escape with your filmed footage.
Every Creature in Content Warning Explained
While there isn’t an official way to look at enemy names in game, the Content Warning community has datamined the names of every creature that you can find. The table below will include the official names of every monster plus descriptions and images so you can match their appearances to their titles.
| Enemy | Description | How to Survive |
|---|---|---|
| Spider | A short, eight-legged creature with a flat face that spins webs. | Avoid its webs and run away. |
| Toolkit | A tall mannequin with a kitchen mixer or other appliance for a head. | Dodge its dash and make it run into things. |
| Mouthe | A strange frog-like creature with a wide stance and small eyes. | |
| Slurper | A star-shaped creature that lives on ceilings and catches players with rope. | Throw an item at it by holding down the Q key to charge your throw. |
| Barnacle Ball | A slow, boulder-shaped monster with tentacles protruding from it. Can also suck players in with wind currents. | Run away and use walls/corners to avoid getting sucked in. |
| Snatcho | A rarely-seen shadowy figure that grabs and quickly kills players that it touches. Often accompanied by a loud noise. | Shine a flashlight directly on it to make it disappear. The camera’s light works too. |
| Big Slap | A gargantuan humanoid monster with sharp teeth. | Don’t get spotted. |
| Weeping | A Iron Maiden-like trap that kidnaps a player and forces their teammates to solve a Captcha puzzle to free them. | Solve the Captcha puzzle. |
| Jello | A fast-moving liquid blob. | It’s mostly harmless. Just get away from it so it doesn’t kidnap you and separate you from the group. |
| Dog | A small robot armed with a machine gun with a red laser. | Use cover to avoid its line of sight. |
| Harpoon | A short cartoony ghost armed with a knife. | Dodge the first few knife swings and it will run away. Be wary of subsequent attacks. |
| Ear | A four-legged creature with a giant ear for a head and slender limbs. | Scream loudly into your microphone to overwhelm it and force it to flee. |
| Angler | A fishlike creature that resembles a deep sea anglerfish with two large hands, two wide eyes, and a gaping maw with sharp teeth. | |
| Bombs | An alien-like creature that throws explosive grenades at you before blowing itself up. | Bait it into throwing bombs at you and then run away when it starts glowing. Get a safe distance away before it detonates. |
| EyeGuy | A short creature with massive eyeballs all over its head and sharp, stubby arms. | Don’t point your flashlight directly at its eyes or it will become aggressive. When its pupils get small, it’s angry. |
| Flicker | A jellyfish-like creature with dangling legs and wide sticks protruding from both sides of its head | |
| Ghost | A ghostly figure with no legs. | |
| Larva | A massive worm-like creature with two huge arms that chases down players to grab and throw them. | Just run away. Your sprint is much faster than it. Be careful not to run into one while your stamina is depleted. |
| Zombie | A snail-like creature that walks upright and slowly chases players around. | Just run away. It’s way to slow to catch you, but they can overwhelm you if they show up in large groups in confined spaces. |
Deadlier creatures will appear as you reach higher view counts and make it further into the game. Make sure to stock up on the best items to survive your next Content Warning run.
