KLETKA

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Ride a hungry elevator down an endless building, and keep it fed.

Platforms: PC, Linux, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch
Price: Paid
Rated: Very Positive on Steam (90% of 7,967 reviews); 4.72 of 5 from 335 ratings on the PlayStation Store
Players: 1 to 6 (online co-op)
Made by: Callback, ln404
Released: 2026

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What frightens Your crew of convicts rides a living elevator down through an endless building full of traps and anomalies. The elevator is hungry and eats fuel or flesh, including you, and when the siren of the Samosbor sounds, an anomaly that kills everything in its path, you must drop everything and run back to the cabin.
Content: blood, body parts, murder.

KLETKA is a co-op horror game for up to six players about descending through an endless building in a living elevator that wants to eat you. You explore deadly floors for fuel, feed the elevator and run back to it before the Samosbor, an anomaly no one survives, sweeps the floor.

About KLETKA

KLETKA is a co-op horror game by Callback and ln404, published by Sobaka Studio and released on 19 February 2026 for PC, with versions on PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch. You play one of the most dangerous criminals, sentenced to descend into the depths of the Gigastructure, an endlessly expanding building, in a cage of an elevator called Kletka.

The elevator is alive and hungry. It eats fuel, and it also eats flesh, so a team that forgets to feed it may end up as its meal. At each stop the crew steps out into dark corridors, tiled rooms and burning brick halls to find what the elevator needs, while traps and anomalies wait in the building.

The main fear is the Samosbor, a mysterious anomaly that kills anything in its path. When its siren sounds, everyone has to drop what they are doing and run for the elevator, the one place it cannot reach. Every stop is a risk, and a slow teammate can be left behind.

Up to six players can go down together online, and the store page is open about the joke at its centre: friends survive better when they work together, but friends also make good fuel. The game can be played solo too. It suits groups who enjoyed Lethal Company or R.E.P.O. and want a darker, stranger setting with a single cramped cabin as home.

How to play KLETKA

Form a crew of up to six players online, or start a descent alone.
Ride the elevator down and step out at a floor to explore.
Gather fuel and anything useful on the floor while avoiding traps and anomalies.
Bring what you found back and feed the elevator before it gets hungry enough to eat one of you.
When the Samosbor siren sounds, drop everything and run back into the elevator.
Keep descending deeper into the Gigastructure.

Screenshots

Two players in gas masks and dark suits standing inside the wooden elevator cabin under a caged lamp

A dark tiled room with a cable spool, a floating spidery creature ahead and the player's pipe in the foreground

Fires burning across the floor of a brick corridor while the player holds a red-capped canister

A green-skinned player in a gas mask inside the elevator with a fire extinguisher and screen on the wall

Tips

Listen for the siren at all times; the elevator is the only safe place from the Samosbor.
Do not wander far from the elevator alone, since every stop could be your last.
Keep track of the elevator's hunger and feed it before it chooses its own meal.
Work out who scouts and who carries before each stop so nobody is left behind.

Questions

How many players can play KLETKA?

Up to six players online. It also lists single-player.

What platforms is KLETKA on?

PC (Windows and Linux on Steam), PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox and Nintendo Switch.

What is the Samosbor in KLETKA?

A mysterious anomaly that kills anything in its path. When you hear its siren, you have to run back to the elevator, the only thing that can protect you from it.

Is KLETKA scary?

It is a horror game about dark floors full of traps and anomalies, a hungry elevator that can eat you and a killing anomaly that forces you to run. It has blood and body parts, and the PlayStation version is rated Teen by the ESRB.