GTFO gives unsuspecting players the illusion that firepower and numbers can overwhelm any enemy and overcome any objective; after all, most co-op shooters operate this way. Instead, anyone who enters a Rundown unprepared is stricken with terror, finding themselves nearly as helpless as in games like Amnesia.
GTFO rewards patience with mercy, staving off the inevitable. You WILL die. You will feel anxious, hopeless, and terrified. You will feel like a team of backyard airsoft enthusiasts dropped in the middle of a Ridley Scott-inspired dystopian hellscape, and you will LIKE IT.
It's a hardcore co-op horror shooter done right, and the devs are phenomenal; S-tier community engagement a la continuing Rundown updates with new content, inspiration drawn from Alien, references to iconic 90s grunge artists... what more do I need to say? (other than the gameplay is fun and dynamic, mechanics feel great, the visuals are incredible, and it feels like what a "AAA" game should actually be...)

GTFO gives unsuspecting players the illusion that firepower and numbers can overwhelm any enemy and overcome any objective; after all, most co-op shooters operate this way. Instead, anyone who enters a Rundown unprepared is stricken with terror, finding themselves nearly as helpless as in games like Amnesia. GTFO rewards patience with mercy, staving off the inevitable. You WILL die. You will feel anxious, hopeless, and terrified. You will feel like a team of backyard airsoft enthusiasts dropped in the middle of a Ridley Scott-inspired dystopian hellscape, and you will LIKE IT. It's a hardcore co-op horror shooter done right, and the devs are phenomenal; S-tier community engagement a la continuing Rundown updates with new content, inspiration drawn from Alien, references to iconic 90s grunge artists... what more do I need to say? (other than the gameplay is fun and dynamic, mechanics feel great, the visuals are incredible, and it feels like what a "AAA" game should actually be...)