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GTFO is a 4 player action/horror cooperative game for those looking for a real challenge.
Players get to play as a team of scavengers, forced to explore and extract valuable artefacts from a vast underground complex that has been overrun by horrifying monsters. Gather weapons, tools and resources to help you survive - and work to unearth the answers about your past and how to escape.KEY FEATURES4 player cooperative PvE gameplay that puts you and your teammates through ultimate co-op test.
Together, explore treacherous and thrilling environments framed by atmospheric lighting.
Plan your expedition, equip and operate tools, combine your fire power, communicate and coordinate as a team - every detail counts if you are to survive the nightmare.GTFO’s Expedition Director throw players into new challenging situations in every play session.
]*]The Expedition Director controls every single parameter of the experience, derived from a hand tailored data set.
Come prepared! Search the complex for better gear to take on new, harder challenges.
Nightmarish atmosphere accompanied by music from acclaimed composer Simon Viklund.
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The idea is fantastic, and the execution creates a captivating atmosphere. It instills a sense of insecurity where communication and coordination are essential. Ammunition is scarce, the map is hostile, resources are hard to come by, and enemies are ruthless. All of these factors contribute to the game's uniqueness. If you have three friends who are committed to learning the game, you're in for an enjoyable experience. However, if you're playing solo, the gameplay isn't the main focus here. Unfortunately, the game doesn't maintain my interest over time.
I've played for 30 hours and nearly reached the end of Rundown 2.0. It was fun, but the game lacks progression. You start with all the guns, and the cosmetic options are somewhat lacking. Additionally, there's no actual storyline. While you can read documents, they don't contribute to a "real" overarching plot. The dialogues are repetitive and become annoying after a while.
Customization, proper progression, and an engaging plot are all areas where the game falls short. As a result, I kinda quit "too early."
On the technical side, the audio design is quite impressive, although the graphics could be better given the price point. The map design stands out, but it does become monotonous after a while. Lastly, optimization could be significantly improved.