Last night during The Game Awards, developer 10 Chambers did what few studios tend to do: They announced and released a surprise launch of their new game. Last night, the tactical 4-player co-op horror shooter GTFO left Steam Early Access after over two years in the program.
GTFO (Version 1.0) launched with some "dramatic improvements and new content." There are new game environments, communication tools, new weapons, player bots, customizable characters, checkpoints, improved matchmaking, updates to graphical rendering, improved animations, and more.
Of course, this release is "free" to those that have previously purchased the game already when it was in Early Access.
GTFO has been in development since 2015. You can purchase GTFO on Steam for $39.99 (USD) or just $29.99 from now through December 22.
Described as “Left 4 Dead meets Aliens,†GTFO has gained the reputation of being a terrifying, hardcore cooperative multiplayer shooter where good teamwork means the difference between life and death. Cast in a four-player team of prisoners held against their will by a mysterious entity called “The Warden,†survival depends on a team’s ability to communicate, coordinate, and manage their ammunition — else they doom themselves to a bloody, messy death. To The Warden, they’re all expendable.
Released during The Game Awards 2021, the GTFO launch trailer highlights the perilous journey of four prisoners who are held captive by the mysterious "The Warden". They move stealthily throughout the vast underground complex, carefully illuminating the darkness with their flashlights in fear of awakening the monstrous creatures that reside within. The trailer is narrated by one of the prisoners; his voice filled with anxiety and fear, with only one thought on his mind: getting the f**k out.
GTFO uses a concept called Rundowns, which are regular game updates that add new limited-time expeditions (maps, scenarios, enemies, etc.) that completely replace the previous Rundown. 10 Chambers delivered seven content drops of varying sizes during the Early Access phase, and the system will continue with GTFO in Version 1.0.
Released during The Game Awards 2021, the GTFO launch trailer highlights the perilous journey of four prisoners who are held captive by the mysterious "The Warden". They move stealthily throughout the vast underground complex, carefully illuminating the darkness with their flashlights in fear of awakening the monstrous creatures that reside within. The trailer is narrated by one of the prisoners; his voice filled with anxiety and fear, with only one thought on his mind: getting the f**k out.
GTFO uses a concept called Rundowns, which are regular game updates that add new limited-time expeditions (maps, scenarios, enemies, etc.) that completely replace the previous Rundown. 10 Chambers delivered seven content drops of varying sizes during the Early Access phase, and the system will continue with GTFO in Version 1.0.
