Once in the facility, you can also scavenge around for extra items like syringes, medkits, ammunition, or single-use tools like a lock melter. Especially for the melee weapons, which all have the exact same traits and look identical. The differences between these are reduced to a list of traits (such as semi-auto or full-auto) rather than giving you the precise statistics, which made it difficult to figure out my ideal kit. My friends and I spent literal hours retrying the same missions on the game’s very first tier of difficulty.īefore descending into the facility, players select their loadout consisting of a primary weapon, a special weapon, a melee weapon, and a tool. This, I can confirm, is not an exaggeration. The game is meant for 4-player co-op and advertises itself to hardcore gamers looking for a real challenge. Levels aren’t truly random, but the available missions are regularly swapped out and each session changes up where items and monsters spawn in. The premise of GTFO is that players are prisoners forced to explore an abandoned facility and deal with the monstrous creatures within while trying to achieve some overarching objectives. This and the constant streams that popped up of people playing it enticed me to get my friends together and try our luck. This did not deter me from trying out GTFO, which hit the Steam frontpage a week ago. I hope development resumes at some point, but such are the risks of EA. I haven’t done a preview of an Early Access game since the phenomenal Hyper Gods. Sadly, that game hasn’t been updated since last October and has been, seemingly, abandoned by its developers.
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