Dear Passengers
Co-op airline crew managing a falling-apart plane, illegal cargo, and unruly passengers.
Upcoming — 2026 on Steam
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Dear Passengers vs Peak & Other Friendslop Games
Media describes Dear Passengers as a potential next 'friendslop' hit — chaotic co-op built for funny shared moments. Here's how it compares to Peak and similar Steam co-op games.
What is friendslop?
Friendslop refers to low-commitment co-op games where the fun comes from teamwork, physics chaos, and clip-worthy failures — not perfect execution. Peak and R.E.P.O. helped define the trend in 2025–2026. Dear Passengers applies the same social formula to an airline crew setting.
Peak
Co-op climbing with physics chaos and friendslop moments on a mountain.
Released — breakout 2025 hit
R.E.P.O.
Co-op horror extraction with proximity chat and physics-driven disasters.
Released — viral Steam co-op
RV There Yet?
Road-trip co-op with vehicle physics and shared problem-solving.
Released — friendslop-adjacent
Key similarities
- Built for co-op sessions with friends, not solo mastery
- Physics-driven chaos that creates unexpected moments
- Proximity voice chat highlighted in marketing (where supported)
- Short-session party-game energy rather than 40-hour campaigns
Key difference
Dear Passengers is not out yet. Peak and R.E.P.O. already have player bases, defined mechanics, and reviews. Treat Dear Passengers hype as pre-release interest until launch — wishlist if the airline chaos premise appeals to your crew.