With its reveal at The Game Awards a few years ago, the horror co-op shooter GTFO gained a lot of attention for its intriguing mix of tactical shooting and collaboration in a horrifying setting. Of course, the game gained a lot of attention for its unusual title, which the developer felt perfectly suited the experience that
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GTFO is a hardcore horror shooter that prides itself on being a niche game. It wants to invoke fear and inspire teamwork. It wants to push its community to the limits with hardcore gameplay. Developer 10 Chambers Collective also plans to support the game for a long time — and with it arriving on Steam
In all of my online multiplayer gaming experiences, my memory recalls Left 4 Dead, Portal 2, and PAYDAY 2 as some of the best I’ve had when it comes to working cooperatively with a team. So when I visited Unity in Copenhagen, Denmark to get hands-on with 10 Chambers Collective’s co-op horror game GTFO, developed
GTFO will finally land on Steam Early Access today for PC players, and while it seems exclusive to PC players for now, in an interview with DualShockers, 10 Chambers Collective do want to see the game coming to consoles in the future. The hardcore co-op horror game puts four players together in an underground complex
10 Chambers Collective, a team of veterans behind the PAYDAY and PAYDAY 2 titles has today announced that the upcoming horror title GTFO should be heading to Steam Early Access later this year. This announcement also introduces a new concept to the game. The concept for the game is titled “The Rundown” and finds GTFO being regularly updated with new levels
While the name may not to be everyone’s liking, I would be hard-pressed to say the team isn’t impressed with GTFO. Revealed at The Game Awards 2017, GTFO is crafted by 10 Chambers Collective, a developer noted for designing PAYDAY series. And that connection undoubtedly shows in the gameplay trailer. A mix of sci-fi and horror, players will