If you fly into the unknown of GTFO without a plan other than "guns a-blazing", you're probably not going to find much success.Įach session sees you and your squad dropping deep underground, creeping through dark tunnels infested by horrifying creatures. It is much more focused on stealth, strategy, and communication. Though it seems very comparable to Left 4 Dead, GTFO definitely stands apart from the zombie killing shooter. It'll be interesting to see how the loadout options evolve as the game moves further into development. There are "roles" that players can fill, but you'll probably need to be able to fill several different roles on your team throughout any given mission.Įnemies are deadly in GTFO, but you've got a lot of tricks up your sleeves as well.
There are no unlockables (at this point in time) - every available items and weapon are open for you to build your loadout from the first time you start the game. What you can do, however, is outfit your character however you see fit before you drop in.
You can't go into a round knowing where tricky enemy spawns are located or where you'll be able to pick up key items. Maps basically stay static, but lots of placements are randomized. In GTFO, you and up to three other players are prisoners who have been sent underground to find lost artifacts. GTFO is still very early in the Early Access period, but it's shaping up to be a great addition to the horror shooter genre. It's challenging without being unfair, and it's perfect for those who have a dedicated group of gaming friends. This grimy horror-shooter from developer 10 Chambers Collective features deadly monsters, a creepy setting, and requires teamwork and strategy to find success.
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