It appears that fans of Escape from Tarkov are embarking on a very long journey.
Recently, Battlestate Games chief Nikita Buyanov sat down for a conversation with the creator of the YouTube channel “Prokhodimez,” sharing his long-term vision for the future of Escape from Tarkov. The developers remain committed to a steady rollout of fresh content, and several legacy concepts are still slated for eventual integration.
Enthusiasts from the “Tarkov Metamovement” community dissected the interview to highlight the most significant takeaways.
For instance, a selection of previously shelved content is set to be reintroduced through future DLCs, as BSG currently envisions at least a decade of ongoing support. Long-dormant assets have not been forgotten—players can eventually expect the addition of Molotov cocktails, a feline companion, and more.
- Standard killcams will not be implemented; however, the team is exploring immersive alternatives like drone-based footage or satellite surveillance to maintain the game’s signature realism.
- The competitive spin-off Escape from Tarkov: Arena is slated for a Steam release, but only after further polishing and content expansion are complete.
- BSG harbors ambitious plans to “capture the Steam audience.”
- To enhance the PvE mode, developers are considering the addition of a social raid format (where PMCs cannot harm one another), a dedicated prestige system distinct from PvP, and new narrative arcs.
- The Unheard Edition cannot be listed on Steam due to platform regulations requiring all promised content to be delivered within a 12-month window. Instead, a bespoke Steam edition will be offered, featuring TUE bonuses without the season pass, while future DLCs will be sold as standalone purchases.
Source: iXBT.games