Landfall Games Shuts Content Warning Steam Workshop Over Malicious Content
The studio closed the Workshop until the problem is investigated and told players who downloaded mods to delete them as a precaution.
Landfall Games announced that the Steam Workshop for its co-op horror game Content Warning has been temporarily closed after malicious content was found on the platform. The studio said shutting the whole Workshop until the situation has been investigated and confirmed is the safe choice, according to gamespark.jp.
The developer also urged players who have downloaded mods from the Steam Workshop to delete them as a precaution.
No date for reopening the Workshop has been set. Landfall Games said it wants to restore it as soon as possible.
Content Warning is a co-op horror game about filming viral footage in an old world full of monsters and artifacts. It is available on PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch.
Quick answers
Why was the Content Warning Steam Workshop closed?
Landfall Games said malicious content was found, and it closed the whole Workshop until the situation is investigated and confirmed.
Should I delete my Content Warning mods?
Landfall Games urged players who downloaded mods from the Steam Workshop to delete them as a precaution.
When will the Workshop reopen?
No date has been decided, though the studio says it wants to reopen as soon as possible.