The developers of 10 Chambers Collective had a little surprise for everyone at the Game Awards tonight – their co-op horror game GTFO launched out of early access. It first appeared in early access two years ago, and there have been countless updates adding new weapons and environments since. With version 1.0 today, it adds even more content, including new environments, tools, bots, checkpoints, and more. That’s my weekend plans sorted out.
GTFO is a pretty tough stealth FPS where you (and up to three friends) drop into an underground facility to collect data while fending off zombie-like monsters. It’s fun, but it’s a pain without a full squad to help you, so I’m looking forward to seeing how well these bots (who will take the player slot) perform.
The game is on going, it’s a “Rundown” update system, which basically means every few months GTFO replaces all its current levels with new ones, wiping your progress for you to start fresh. It’s a good way to keep things from getting stale, I’m glad they’re continuing with Rundown beyond 1.0.
Other new features include character customization (ooh), improved matchmaking, “refined animation system”, etc.
“If you’ve played GTFO during Early Access, you’ll notice a huge difference in quality and see how these improvements make the extremely difficult sections even more fun to tackle. “, the developers said. “Our list of new horror, puzzle, and tool ideas is extensive, so I’m really excited for the years to come for GTFO.”
I was a huge fan of this movie, as was Matt Cox when he played it in 2019, saying it was “best way to panic as a group since Killing Floor”.
The game has left early access now and you can find it On steam priced at £27/€30/$30 with a 25% discount to celebrate the launch. Find more information about them Announcement Post on Steam.
We’re staying up late covering the upcoming PC game from tonight’s lavish marketing: our hit Game Award tag everything.
