Players will have access to an arsenal of firepower to engage foes in thrilling combat, but will also encounter situations where going loud is not always the best choice.įor the intense combat moments, players will be equipped with an array of weaponry, such as shotguns and assault rifles, to protect themselves against threats they’ll face together. Players will need to rely on teamwork, stealth, and an arsenal of weapons and gadgets to survive.Ī major focus for the developers, according to 10 Chambers Collective founder Ulf Andersson, was to strike a gameplay balance between tense stealth and visceral combat. The gameplay trailer showcased the game’s 4 player cooperative FPS action as four characters are dropped into a dark, eerie complex filled with unnerving corridors and strange creatures. Much of the gameplay for GTFO was revealed in 2017 at the Game Awards show. The development team has been playtesting through the game’s areas to further refine gameplay. He said that, since it’s reveal at the 2017 Games Awards show, development on the game has been focused on polishing the game’s mechanics and graphics. GTFO was announced back in 2016 by 10 Chambers Collective founder Ulf Andersson, who was previously the creative director at Starbreeze Studios/Overkill Software, the development team behind Payday and Overkill’s The Walking Dead.ĭuring a recent interview at E3, Andersson commented about the game’s progress.
While no specific release date has been announced, the game is expected to arrive on Steam sometime this year. GTFO is filled with heavy themes of survival-horror as players will need to make their way through dark corridors as a team – all while facing strange and deadly creatures.
Each character’s story will unfold as players get deeper into the game’s campaign. They must descend deep into a massive underground environment, known as “the complex”, and are forced to explore and scavenge artifacts for “the Warden”. The story of GTFO (yes, that’s seriously the name) centers around four player-controlled characters on a mission. Seriously, GTFO: Players need to stick together to ensure their survival in 10 Chambers Collective’s new 4-player FPS co-op game The survival-horror shooter looks to build a claustrophobic atmosphere, similar to Ridley Scott’s Alien franchise, along with terrifying elements that will create a tense experience for a group of friends looking for cooperative gameplay. The Swedish indie Studio, whose founder had previously been a game designer on the Payday series, has spent the last few years developing the game with intense visuals and visceral combat. Indie studio 10 Chambers Collective is hoping to scare the pants off of gamers and their friends with the upcoming survival-horror co-op game GTFO.
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