GTFO
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6About GTFO
FINAL EDITION. Rundown 8.0 – Duality brings the story of the prisoners in the Complex to its riveting culmination. With all rundowns available in GTFO: Final Edition you and your team have more than 80 nail-biting challenges to suffer through. More than most people ever will be able to endure.. About the Game. Your team of prisoners is dropped into the Rundown when a new Work Order is issued by The Warden, the mysterious entity holding you captive. The Rundown is a series of expeditions, each one taking you deeper into a decayed research facility called The Complex. You descend level by level, scavenging tools and resources that help you survive in a perilous network of tunnels where gruesome creatures lurk in every shadow. Complete all the expeditions to fulfill the Work Order and clear the Rundown. GTFO is designed for prisoner teams of four, putting cooperation at the core of the experience. Bots can fill your lineup if you’re short one or two players. They’ll follow you through expeditions, sneak when you sneak, collect resources, and fight alongside you. They’re a good fallback, but the level of communication and tactical combat in GTFO means it’s best to play with people. A
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With the 1.0 update I would now wholly recommend this game
With the 1.0 update I would now wholly recommend this game. With the 1.0 update you now have bots available making the game playable fully solo and the communications system has been improved a lot with callout functions for both controlling the bots and for use in multiplayer. All the new weapons and customization that came with the update are great as well. If you were hesitant to get this before because you heard you needed a group to play with or that you needed a mic to play that is no longer the case.
- Graphics4.0
- Gameplay4.5
- Story3.5
- Value4.0
A lot of games are hard
A lot of games are hard. GTFO is hard+. This game will truly test your patience, and the communication skills of you and the three unlucky saps you decide to play with. Don't be mistaken, this is not an action game, there are moments of intense combat and pulse-pounding danger, but make it through one wave of enemies and you'll dread the next. Most of this game is resource and risk management. Make too many screw ups early in a run, and you won't be able to finish. Ammo, health, and gear are extremely limited, so learning to take the safest approach is a must. A lot of time in this game is moving carefully, and searching for paths/objects you need to advance. That being said, it's insanely atmospheric, it plays like Payday stole SCP's whole vibe and threw you in a hole of mystery and horror. The sneaking is more or less red light/green light, but even with a simple mechanic like that, they can get tense. A lot of the later monsters can really throw some curve balls at you. A lot of the fun in this game is learning to make your way through the levels on your own, no magical compass telling you where the objective is, or even a loud ping displaying what you need once it's on screen. You are on your own with a simple task to do. Get it done.
- Graphics4.5
- Gameplay4.5
- Story4.0
- Value4.0
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