This along with not knowing what the cache is or where it’s located, dodging all the monsters and creeping through the levels all contribute to a horrible panicky feeling that really sets the tone of the game perfectly. Thanks to the world look to “Creepy industrial,” takes away any moments of familiarity that could help the player ground themselves in calmness. It has plenty of tricky optional collectibles, too.After the game begins and the team is lowered into a large subterranean installation known as The Complex, they are left absolutely alone. The platforming, swinging, and jet-boosting traversal is a lot of fun, and I particularly like the sense of progression as you power up your suit. This game is best played in (online-only) co-op, but if you’re looking for a solo trip, you won’t be disappointed.
It’s clever, creepy, and already surprisingly polished, and I can’t wait to see where it goes from here.
And while the symptoms of its early access state may be keenly felt where breadth of content is concerned there is no shortage of depth in GTFO. Its six enjoyably terrifying expeditions are creative and surprising enough to overlook the otherwise-plain lack of variety in its environment, enemies, and objectives. Its stealth action is well thought-out and presents a lot of excellent opportunities for fun coordination with your squad. While a horde of zombie-like sleepers rushing mindlessly towards four men with guns may look familiar, GTFO’s early access version is anything but more of the same for the co-op shooter genre.
Communicate with your squad and make sure that you all survive.From the developers of Chambers Collective comes a 4-player horror FPS.
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