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Lethal Company Cut Content

Updated 1 Nov 2026 Source Lasso Man page (LassoManAI folder, Thumper AI, Challenge Moon Voiumya-10 sighting), Liquidation page (44-Liquidation, code-only, v50 values), Zeekerss page (developer credits) — lethal-company.fandom.com By
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Three things get asked about constantly that are not part of a normal run: an entity that never shipped, a moon that has no map, and the person who made the game. All three are documented, and all three are worth knowing so you stop looking for them in-game.

Lasso Man

Lasso Man is an unused entity, still present in the game’s files under the LassoManAI folder.

  • It appears as a humanoid figure made of red rope.
  • It has walking animations that are not used — instead it slides across the floor playing only its idle animation.
  • It deals no damage on contact. The line that would apply damage to a player (timeSinceHittingPlayer += Time.deltaTime;) is not active in its code.
  • It runs on the Thumper’s AI, and shows up in debug logs as “Crawler” — the Thumper’s internal name.
  • Its listed cause of death is “Strangulation”, and its configuration carries a damage value of 40 that never gets applied.

Can you meet it? Once, and not on purpose. Lasso Man has appeared on the Challenge Moon Voiumya-10, almost certainly as a bug rather than a feature. It cannot spawn in a normal run.

If you see footage of a red rope thing sliding toward someone, that is what you are looking at — a cut entity with no hitbox worth fearing.

44-Liquidation

Liquidation is an unreleased moon, and unlike Lasso Man it is not a curiosity — it is a whole level that does not exist.

  • It sits in the game’s code as 44-Liquidation.
  • It has no map file. Selecting it through mods soft-locks the game, because there is nothing to load.
  • Its description: an ocean-dominated moon, previously mined for industrial resources, population none.
  • Every value attached to it — scrap tables, spawn pools — dates from when it was first added in Version 50 and is explicitly flagged on the wiki as not representative of a finished product.

So “how do I get to Liquidation” has a real answer: you do not. There is no route, no terminal entry that works, and no ship upgrade that reaches it. Treat any guide offering a working route as either a mod or a mistake.

Zeekerss

Zeekerss is one person, and he is both developer and publisher of Lethal Company.

Previous work, if you want to see the same design instincts elsewhere:

TitleNotes
It StealsStealth, same low-fi horror tone
The UpturnedPuzzle platformer
Drive HomeNarrative horror
Dead SeaterHorror

He also made Roblox horror games before that, including Light Bulb and Silent Dark, most of which are on his Itch.io page.

Why this comes up in search: patch notes and roadmap statements come from him directly, often on social media rather than through a store page. If you are trying to work out whether something is official, the source to check is Zeekerss, not a wiki edit.

What is genuinely gone versus genuinely hidden

Worth separating, because the two get mixed up:

  • Genuinely cut / unused: Lasso Man. Still in the files, never spawns normally.
  • Genuinely unreleased: 44-Liquidation. Has data, has no map.
  • Temporarily removed, then returned: the Kidnapper Fox, pulled in V60 and reworked back in at V80.

That last category is the one that makes old guides lie. A guide written in 2024 saying the Fox is removed was accurate then and is wrong now.

Frequently asked questions

What is Lasso Man in Lethal Company?

An unused entity left in the game's code under the LassoManAI folder. It looks like a figure made of red rope, slides around on its idle animation, and deals no damage to players.

Can you play on 44-Liquidation?

Not legitimately. The moon exists only in the game's code with no map. It can be forced through mods, but the game soft-locks when you select it.

Who made Lethal Company?

Zeekerss, who is both developer and publisher. Previous work includes It Steals, The Upturned, Drive Home and Dead Seater.

Is Lasso Man a real enemy I can fight?

No. It has no working attack — the damage line that would hurt you is commented out in the code — and it cannot appear in a normal run.

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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.