The game is currently a bit rough around the edges, some grabbing problems here, some net code issues there. Items sometimes phase through walls and all that early access stuff. The developers are consistently updating it and actively listening to user feedback, though! You don't see devs caring about their products nowadays, so It's a rare and pleasant surprise.

Ghost of Tabor is a PVPVE hardcore extraction shooter where the stakes are extremely high. When you die, you lose all your gear with no chance of getting it back (well, almost). The gameplay is intense, adrenaline is constantly coursing through your veins. Imagine picking up a rare loot item, like a graphics card, only to hear footsteps just below you. You know you're not alone, and the person below knows it too. In an instant, you must decide whether to fight or flee. The sense of relief when you narrowly avoid dying with all of your good gear is truly one of a kind.

But we have to address the elephant in the room. This game's gameplay sounds awfully similar to another product.
So similar that it's difficult not to compare them.
I'm of course talking about the other extremely popular game on the market — World of Warcraft.
Just as World of Warcraft demands getting your ilvl high enough for efficient clears, high combat skill, understanding of your environment, knowing specific boss mechanics, Ghost of Tabor requires players to be equally mindful of their gear since you don't wanna bring an empty mag and a can of tuna to a gunfight. you need to be mindful of your surroundings, and constantly be on lookout for danger lurking in the shadows (or tree branches which is what I do). In both games, the consequences of messing up are gigantic.Whether it’s losing your gear in Ghost of Tabor or getting a full party wipe in World of Warcraft.
Some people like to compare Ghost of Tabor to some indie game called Escape from Tarkov, but I don't see any correlation between the two.