GTFO News

We're happy to announce that the official GTFO Discord is up and running!

Take the chance to chat with the developers - and if you ain't got a team ready for the depths of GTFO, join the #looking-for-group channel and link up with other hardcore gamers looking for a team.

We're a small team, and we want to put as much time as possible on actually working on the game so we can bring it to you this spring, but we will do our best to hang out with you all in the chat from time to time.

Join here!

Members of the GTFO Discord and our Ambassadors will be the first ones to see our GTFO: Behind the Scenes mini-series - that will feature new information and gameplay footage. We're planning on releasing the first episode this upcoming week, so be smart and join right away!

And as always, don't forget to add GTFO to your Steam wishlist!

E3 was a blast! GTFO was playable for the first time with many journalists attending our booth to try out some challenging co-operative FPS gaming. Also, shoutout to all our followers and fans that came by to say hello and play with us. Even though our booth was reserved for journalists this time, we got some chances to squeeze in our other friends. Always a pleasure to meet you IRL, thanks for your support.



We've received very positive coverage from the playtests - don't miss out the very informative articles at VG24/7, Trusted Reviews, PC Gamer, Variety and Gamespot.


We're also very proud to announce our awards and nominations after E3 2018: being awarded "Best Cooperative Game" by Dualshockers and "Editors' Choice Award" by Rock Paper Shotgun, as well as being nominated "Best of E3" by PC Gamer and "Best in Show" by Gameinformer.

Journalist David Jagneaux visited the GTFO booth at E3 - and it seems the game really challenged him.

"Sometimes a game is just wildly different than I expected or ends up being more difficult or nuanced than I thought. But in the case of GTFO I had a game that I already knew about and was fully aware of what the team was going for. I’d seen the trailers, I’d done my research, and I thought I was ready. And still, I wasn’t ready.", he writes.

David details the gameplay he experienced in his article, which we really recommend you to read. In the end, he concludes: "The easiest comparison to make is Left 4 Dead, but GTFO also owes debt to Killing Floor, with a little scavenging and puzzles thrown in for good measure. But when the lights are down, the meds are thin and the tension is ramped up, GTFO is certainly shaping up to be one of the most tense and explosive co-op shooters around."

Find the article here.

Christopher Livingston of PC Gamer stopped by our booth at E3 to play GTFO - for the first time playable at E3. Here's some of the stuff he had to say about the game, and 7 minutes (!) of previously unseen gameplay of GTFO. Find the article in full here.

"The depths of GTFO are to be approached slowly and cautiously, with careful coordination between your team members. It's not a game for bursting boldly into unexplored chambers spraying bullets wildly: there simply aren't enough bullets for that. Ammo is scarce even from the start, and each area should be carefully combed for every last ammo pack and medkit, and then shared among the team depending on who needs it most."

https://youtu.be/c29boXcbGbo
"I had a great time with the level of GTFO I played: it's a tense and creepy horror shooter that blends long periods of tense exploration and stealth with sudden freak-out bursts of chaotic gunplay when that stealth doesn't go quite right."


Right after landing in Los Angeles, Ulf Andersson, founder of 10 Chambers Collective and Creative Director of GTFO, visited Geoff Keighley at YouTube Live @ E3 to talk about GTFO and show some new gameplay. You can find the interview and gameplay footage here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=798IMM0LQ7c

Stay tuned for even more news about GTFO during E3.

We can now announce that GTFO will be playable for the first time at E3 this year. To celebrate, we want to share a bunch of new in-game screenshots! See them below. If you're a fan of 4K resolution - please visit this link.

These in-game screenshots reveal a new enemy and weapons. As always, we love to hear your feedback so please tell us what you think here in our Steam Group, or connect with us on Twitter. We are especially interested in what you think about the new enemy, with the jellyfish-like feelers that detect players.

Stay tuned for E3, as we will reveal even more new in-game content from GTFO.