Escape From Tarkov PC (Beta)

hard to play if you newbie

The game has intense firefights with high stakes, as you battle to extract with your loadout or perish and start from scratch. A fun FPS with rogue-like elements, with an unfortunate learning curve. Not for the extremely casual gamer.

and of course, CDKeys makes it easy to get to all of that, with my order code being provided instantly after purchase.

I Bought the game and it has been dead so I can not really review anything. Hopefully more people pick up the game or come back to playing it so more people can experience it. Graphics and sounds look good though.

good but hard great to play with friends and incredibly indepth

Its a good game but to play in public matches you need to purchase 'the edge of darkness' edition which is the most expensive version

First of all this game is exciting. If you hear footsteps it's going to make your heart pump. When you see somebody it might be over in 1 second or you might take some shots to nonvital parts and actually survive. Assuming you have the right equipment to heal.

Second of all this game has plenty of maps and a lot of different equipment/loot to collect. Weapons have multiple parts and you can find parts from the raids. There are big forest maps as well as smaller in door maps. Loot can be used to upgrade your own basement to gain certain bonuses. Vendors offer missions and in exchange you get access to better loot/discounts.

Did all that sound good? Well let me put some negative sides as well.

Those moments of actual gunplay and assaulting might be over very fast. It's realistic. But it's not so fun when other online players have horrific ping and you end up seeing something else than the one attacking you. And it's not so fun when enemy AI boss just shoots you right in the head from far away.

There is plenty of maps. However there is no actual map system in the game. You need to know exit points to actually complete the raid and you can be spawned anywhere around the map. So in order to play some new map, you need to find map from the internet, keep it open next to the game and try to find the correct exit. Additionally there are stashes that contain better loot and those stashes are hidden in the map. Very annoying and I ended up playing only 1-2 maps because there is so much to memorise.

Lots of loot and gunparts. Sounds cool until you realise there is so much gunparts that are very specific and fit only certain parts and guns. Good luck trying to actually build a gun with a lot of different parts. Atleast you can save the blueprints so that you don't have to build the gun again after dying in the next raid. Also memorise all the bullets as some are just useless and other are powerful/very valuable in the market.

Black market. You could think that golden horses, jewelry and guns would be the most valuable items in the game. But no: most valuable items are often some bullets, scopes and random stuff that make absolutely no sense. So even this aspect needs researching so that you actually pick up something valuable.

First of all this game is exciting. If you hear footsteps it's going to make your heart pump. When you see somebody it might be over in 1 second or you might take some shots to nonvital parts and actually survive. Assuming you have the right equipment to heal.

Second of all this game has plenty of maps and a lot of different equipment/loot to collect. Weapons have multiple parts and you can find parts from the raids. There are big forest maps as well as smaller in door maps. Loot can be used to upgrade your own basement to gain certain bonuses. Vendors offer missions and in exchange you get access to better loot/discounts.

Did all that sound good? Well let me put some negative sides as well.

Those moments of actual gunplay and assaulting might be over very fast. It's realistic. But it's not so fun when other online players have horrific ping and you end up seeing something else than the one attacking you. And it's not so fun when enemy AI boss just shoots you right in the head from far away.

There is plenty of maps. However there is no actual map system in the game. You need to know exit points to actually complete the raid and you can be spawned anywhere around the map. So in order to play some new map, you need to find map from the internet, keep it open next to the game and try to find the correct exit. Additionally there are stashes that contain better loot and those stashes are hidden in the map. Very annoying and I ended up playing only 1-2 maps because there is so much to memorise.

Lots of loot and gunparts. Sounds cool until you realise there is so much gunparts that are very specific and fit only certain parts and guns. Good luck trying to actually build a gun with a lot of different parts. Atleast you can save the blueprints so that you don't have to build the gun again after dying in the next raid. Also memorise all the bullets as some are just useless and other are powerful/very valuable in the market.

Black market. You could think that golden horses, jewelry and guns would be the most valuable items in the game. But no: most valuable items are often some bullets, scopes and random stuff that make absolutely no sense. So even this aspect needs researching so that you actually pick up something valuable.

I was expecting this to be mediocre but instead I invented the cum sub and it was very enjoyable, the game was alright though

Tarkov is a really great game, both challenging and frustrating but when you escape a raid with a ton of loot and kills it makes all the pain and suffering worth it. Can't wait to see how the game progresses to the final release.

First off, this game is not for everyone, if you’re used to playing cod or battlefield this game is not the same, this game is the hardest game you’ll probally ever play (by no exaggeration) you’ll die a lot and it’s hard to carry on playing, but if you do you will fall in love with this game, the difficulty pays off for the gratification of surviving every raid and it never gets old, just be prepared to die a lot