Follow Us Demo Out Now - An Asymmetrical Co-op Horror Experience
Game Atelier, the studio behind Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom, invites players to jump into the demo of its upcoming asymmetrical co-op horror game Follow Us, available from today, ahead of Steam Next Fest, and remaining playable throughout the event, running February 23rd - March 2nd, 2026.
The demo lets players experience the game’s unique mix of tension, teamwork, and dark humor, as friendships are put to the test under pressure. Whether you prefer facing the horrors directly or managing the chaos from afar, Follow Us offers a co-op experience built around trust, stress, and survival.
In Follow Us, two players take on different roles: one explores a haunted location, while the other guides them remotely from a van, hacking the environment and monitoring threats. Communication is your only weapon - and your biggest risk.
“We’re incredibly excited to finally put Follow Us in players’ hands,” said FeiBi Chen, COO at Game Atelier. “This demo features the very first level of the game, just a glimpse of what’s to come. Each subsequent level will introduce entirely new rules, shifting both the gameplay and the type of fear players experience. The tension, trust and unexpected fun come from playing together, and sometimes panicking together, in a co-op horror experience built entirely around communication.”
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Follow Us, horror isn’t just about what you see - it’s about what you hear, what you say, and what goes wrong when communication breaks down. Each round lets players choose whether they want to play as the intrepid Explorer - who bravely navigates a deadly, haunted map - or the Operator, who hangs back to guide their comrade and hack the playspace to protect them. Built on communication rather than complex mechanics, Follow Us creates tension by combining two different things - isolation and connection with a partner.
Every mission explores a different type of fear, from psychological tension to pure dread. The Explorer experiences isolation and danger in the field, while the operator suffers through helplessness and constant pressure. Every swap creates a fresh emotional scenario, making each playthrough completely different with unexpected communication conflicts guaranteed to create creepy co-op chaos!