After burning incredibly brightly for a short while, it feels like Content Warning's star might be dimming rather quickly now. One minute there were a million TikToks and streams about it, and the next... well, people seem to be moving on pretty fast. Faster than they did with the game's inspiration, Lethal Company at least.

Talking about Lethal Company, this week's featured flatscreen to VR mod for Content Warning has been created by the same talented modder who made the VR mod for Lethal Company, which we streamed a while back. DaXcess, as they're known in the modding community, has once again created a stunning (and best of all, free!) flat to VR mod for Content Warning that not only adds full 6DoF to the game but also proper motion controls too.

This means you can lean in and inspect absolutely every little detail of the games' chunky graphics, whilst also being able to hold and point the video camera (or any other tools) in any direction you want. It all feels very freeing in a way that flat gaming doesn't and being able to treat the game and its props in a way that you would if you were using them in real life is super immersive; as you'll see in this week's episode of VR Corner (above!).

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Content Warning - the Lethal Company-style co-op horror game that tasks players with filming their friends doing scary things to become famous on SpöökTube, and which shot up in popularity following an April Fool's Day promotion - has just received its first big update.

This update adds in a new map for wannabe content creators to make their way around, as well as 13 new monsters. Yep, more weird and wonderful creatures are joining Content Warning's rather eclectic roster of foes.

In addition, the team has added some new unlockable items for your sky island, such as a trampoline and a swimming pool. There is also a hat shop that will allow you to bedeck your intrepid crew with accessories such as a halo.

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Content Warning - the Lethal Company-style co-op horror game that tasks players with filming their friends doing scary things to become famous on SpöökTube, and which shot up in popularity following an April Fool's Day promotion - has just received its first big update.

This update adds in a new map for wannabe content creators to make their way around, as well as 13 new monsters. Yep, more weird and wonderful creatures are joining Content Warning's rather eclectic roster of foes.

In addition, the team has added some new unlockable items for your sky island, such as a trampoline and a swimming pool. There is also a hat shop that will allow you to bedeck your intrepid crew with accessories such as a halo.

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About one month since its release, the first major update for Content Warning is here. The major addition to this update is an all-new map including new monsters for players and their friends to access via the diving bell, and film some exciting new content. We've put together this post including all of the Content Warning 1.10a May 2 Update patch notes as well as all the new content it features.

Content Warning 1.10a Update Details and New Content

The new content and features added in the May 2 Update for Content Warning include an all-new map, bringing the total map count to two, as well as new monsters. Other major new content includes a new item, the Rescue Hook, a hat shop, and the ability to get sponsored video deals that grant you a new currency, MetaCoins, used to purchase upgrades around the island.

This is all the new content added in the Content Warning May 2 Update:

• New Level
• New Monsters
• New Item: Rescue Hook
• Hat Shop
• Unlockable Sky Island Upgrades
• Sponsored Video Deals that are unlocked after your first week
• MetaCoins currency used to purchase Island Upgrades and Hats
• New Rare Cursed Item in the Old World
• A Mirror in the House

Full Patch Notes for May 2 update

Alongside all the new content added in the Content Warning 1.10a update, there were also a handful of changes, improvements, and bug fixes. Due to the scope of the changes, the new update is not compatible with old save files, and they will be automatically deleted when you start the game. This means you'll have to start over from the beginning when playing the new update.

Here is the Content Warning 1.10a update patch notes:

Changes and Improvements

• Changed level selection to random
• General Monster Balancing
• Various audio improvements
• Slightly boosted player voice range
• Reworked modding matchmaking
• Optimized video network performance to get faster extractions in some cases

Bug Fixes

• Fixed VSync not working after using the dive bell.
• Fixed some sound issues including the sound echoing too much
• Fixed issue where players would fall through the map when sleeping on the ceiling
• Fixed issue where the camera would sometimes not go into the video extraction machine
• Fixed issue where the game would end when you surface with only the broken camera
• Fixed issue where the boom mic would extend your body’s hit-box
• Fixed issue where the shock stick would only work once on monsters or team-mates
• Fixed issue where holding an item when going up or down with the diving bell would cause issues picking up other items
• Fixed issue where holding an exploding bomb would delete the player holding it
• Fixed issue when the last player alive left you would not return to the surface
• Possible fix for the dive bell door bug
• Possible fix for the audio popping issue
• Possible fix for defibrillator speed bug

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The lesson of Content Warning is that it's way more fun to be scared when your friends are filming it. The goofy (and surprisingly scary) game has just gotten its first major update, and now there's a bunch more stuff in the Old World to film and/or be terrified by. Plus: hats!