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Content Warning Guides — Enemies, Items and Surviving the Old World

Content Warning guides built around the real enemy and item data: all 31 creatures with behaviour and shock status, all 18 pickups and curses, and how to get the footage and get out.

Where the numbers come from. The enemy and item tables are built from the game wiki's own data, not from memory. The guides are judgements about that data: where a page needs an exact figure, we mark it and check it before we call it fact.

Start here

Content Warning is a co-op horror dive: record the creatures of the Old World and get out alive. Most dives end for one of three reasons: dry stamina, a greedy grab on a cursed pickup, or filming into a dead end. Read the beginner and survival guides first, then the enemy and item databases.

All Content Warning guides

Start here Beginner guide

What to do on your first dive: how the camera works, how footage pays, and the habits that get you out alive.

Camera Recording guide

How the camcorder works, what footage earns the most views, and how depth changes the risk.

Enemies Enemy guide

All 31 creatures: how to read behaviour, horde size and shock status before a dive.

Items Items and curses guide

All 18 pickups and cursed objects — which to grab and which to leave behind.

Survival Survival guide

Managing stamina, keeping an escape open, and getting out before a creature closes in.

Enemies Monster behaviour guide

Patrol, chase, ambush and horde patterns — and what each demands of you.

World Map guide

Reading the Old World, planning a route to the surface, and not getting lost on the way down.

Co-op Co-op guide

Diving as a team: splitting roles, covering the camera, and getting the whole team out.

Solo Solo guide

Diving alone: lower risk, honest footage, and the discipline a solo diver cannot skip.

Survival Stamina guide

Sprint, breath and escape — why a dry stamina bar ends dives and how to budget it.

Enemies Jumpscare guide

Audio warnings, jumpscare levels, and how to use sound cues to stay ahead of creatures.

Mistakes Common mistakes

What ends dives early: dry stamina, greedy grabs, and filming into dead ends.

Customisation Faces guide

Change your diver face at the suit station, the 7 colours, popular ASCII faces, and how a memorable face pulls more views.

Mods Mods guide

Install BepInEx and Thunderstore mods, the best mods to start with, and which need the whole lobby versus just the host.

Edges Tips and tricks

Low-effort habits that get you out: reading behaviour, budgeting sprint, using the databases as memory.

Compare Content Warning vs Lethal Company vs R.E.P.O.

Player count, price, crossplay and the kind of night each co-op horror game delivers.

Platforms Platforms, price & crossplay

Where Content Warning runs in 2026 — PC, PS5, Xbox, Switch — price per platform, max players and rating.

Views Views guide

The real quota is Content Value. Every subject's value, the 9.15-second rule, and what stops counting.

Emotes Emotes guide

All 17 emotes with prices, the sponsorship unlock, and the one-at-a-time rule that shapes buying order.

Currency MetaCoins guide

MC is +50 per quota and never resets. The income curve, sponsorships and what to buy on the island.

Reference tables

Every creature and item in Content Warning, filterable tables. The enemy table shows behaviour, horde size, jumpscare level and shock status. The item table shows appearance and effects.

Data notes

The tables above are built from the game wiki's own creature and item pages. Where a figure matters, we mark it and check it before publishing it as fact.

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Sources

Figures and item data on this site are read from the game’s own reference wiki before publishing. Where a value could not be confirmed there, the page says so instead of filling the gap.