Unplagued (v1.0.2)

Medieval villages rot beneath a supernatural plague, turning familiar townsfolk and wildlife into unpredictable horrors. Unplagued is a co-op survival-horror experience built around entering these cursed settlements, enduring their threats, and uncovering a way to restore what remains. Its grim folklore atmosphere leans into uneasy exploration rather than constant spectacle, with abandoned streets, infected residents, and the possibility that danger is waiting just beyond a doorway. The result is tense but social horror, where a trusted group can make the darkness more manageable—or much louder.

Each expedition asks a team of up to four players to search changing village layouts for valuable ingredients, then work out the correct recipe for a cure. Areas generate procedurally, so routes, loot locations, and the shape of a run do not become completely familiar after one visit. Monsters are more than simple targets: their behavior and disturbing designs force players to stay alert, manage space, and decide when to investigate, flee, or regroup. Online co-op is central to the loop, while distance-based voice communication means teammates sound clearer when nearby and become harder to hear when separated by the village’s dangers.

The strongest hook is the mix of recipe-driven investigation and randomized horror expeditions, giving the game more structure than a straightforward monster-survival romp. Its medieval setting also helps it stand apart from the usual abandoned laboratories and zombie cities, especially when bizarre infected creatures—including the memorable Plague Donkey—enter the picture. Unplagued suits players who enjoy the unpredictable team tension of Phasmophobia-style sessions but want more roaming, scavenging, and creature-focused survival. Solo-minded horror fans may find its co-op emphasis limiting, but groups looking for replayable scares and chaotic voice-chat stories have a compelling reason to gather a party.