Escape From Tarkov’s subsequent map is off to the large metropolis


Battlestate right now gave a brand new have a look at Escape From Tarkov‘s next map, named Streets Of Tarkov. Escaping the woods, warehouses, villages, and industrial facilities of previous maps, it’ll head proper into the large metropolis. Battlestate say it is going to be the hardcore PvP first-person scavenge-o-shooter’s “biggest and most detailed location ever”. I say it has some unexpectedly trendy flats for a game the place you’re pure desperate to find bog roll.

“It will be the biggest and most detailed location ever,” Battlestate COO Nikita Buyanov mentioned on the PC Gaming Show right now. “There will be a lot of explorable buildings and grounds. It’s an attempt to simulate the city, the realistic modern city.”

A location like this does appear necessary for distinction. The game’s set in a Russian area which collapsed so arduous that civilians fled and armed factions took over, nevertheless it doesn’t have that full vibe when you’re principally poking round warehouses and the occasional run-down purchasing centre (which, actually, you will discover on any British excessive avenue).

Buyanov additionally talked about that the upcoming patch 12.7 will develop the Customs map, enlarging the general space by 30-40%. He added, “The next update will totally overhaul the whole skill system and there will be a new boss called Sanitor. This boss will be able to heal his partners and search for stashes, we always try to bring something new in terms of new bosses. Really big amount of cool features are to come this year. We’ll try to bring some new experiences for you.”

Escape From Tarkov is at present in paid beta, with entry coming when you pre-order for €35.

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