Escape From Tarkov is becoming a paid indie PvP game that focuses entirely on moment-by-moment gameplay, preceded by battle royale mechanics.
Kodoani.com – Battlestate Games talked about taking the next big step in continuing to develop its flagship title, Escape From Tarkov, quite a while ago. This big step has finally been made with the announcement of a standalone version of the game that will focus specifically on combat.
Escape From Tarkov: The newly revealed Arena will offer the same gameplay experience as a regular PvP multiplayer game, though one that retains almost all of Tarkov’s appeal, such as weapon customization. There is a lot of information already available about the game and one of the most important is its pricing model.
Specifically, Escape From Tarkov: Arena will be a paid standalone product that pits players (and AI bots) against each other in gladiator arenas, though it will be free to play for Edge EFT owners. of Darkness is worth $140. It’s been described as a session-based multiplayer FPS that features all of the “loved heavy game mechanics” of Escape From Tarkov, but cuts out many of the combat and survival mechanics of the base game. In fact, Arena must also be one of the most competitive multiplayer games on the market.
While much of Escape From Tarkov’s PvP tutorials should also apply to Arena as soon as it launches, Battlestate Games has explained that the game will have its own progression system separate from the EFT itself. To that end, players likely won’t need to take each of their usable items from raids, though it’s been announced that they’ll also have the option to use their EFT character. in the Arena, if they wish.
The studio implies that the majority of item stats will simply switch from EFT to Arena when it launches, meaning that, for example, knowing how to choose the right armor in Escape From Tarkov will still be important for with the player. To that end, while Tarkov is able to appeal to a larger audience than ever before with this new indie multiplayer experience, fighting against EFT players can be troubling. them at first.
Now that Call of Duty is said to have added a DMZ mode, and Tarkov is getting what looks like a COD-style multiplayer mode, the coming months and years will be especially exciting for PvP gamers. BSG is expected to release more details about EFT: Arena in the near future and the specific price of the game is unknown, although it will likely be cheaper than the base game by $44.99.
Escape From Tarkov is now available on PC, with standalone Arena due to close its beta in Fall 2022.
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