I won’t lie, an arena-like multiplayer shooter definitely has appeal, especially when you’re not stressing about looting gear. It’ll be interesting to see how the two games co-exist with each other. There will also be PvE modes, but no more details on what we can expect on that front. Matchmaking, rankings, and a spectator cam are all coming to the shooter. The devs also hope the competitive community embrace it as an esports title. Hopefully, we’ll learn more about pricing later this fall. Everyone else will have to purchase it separately. For folks who bought EFT’s Edge of Darkness edition, Arena is included. Battlestate Games is positioning it as a standalone game with a different team doing a lot of work from scratch. But we’re not sure if these are just night-time variants of existing maps or different maps altogether.Īlso, Escape From Tarkov Arena isn’t just an add-on. Night maps were also confirmed during a livestream following the game’s announcement.
It doesn’t sound like the team has the exact map count set in stone, but we can expect at least 4 at launch (likely more). In a more recent stream talking about EFT in general, Buyanov said there will be “four arenas from the start – maybe more actually.” In June’s announcement stream for the game, Buyanov stated the game would launch with “five or six” small arenas “and maybe one or two medium arenas,” according to NME.
This range comes from a pair of comments about Escape From Tarkov Arena’s map count from Battlestate Games COO Nikita Buyanov. How many maps will Escape From Tarkov Arena launch with?Įscape From Tarkov Arena will launch with at least 4 arenas (possibly as many as 8). Arena doesn’t have a firm release date, but the devs are shooting for closed testing in Fall 2022. Keep the tense gunplay of Escape From Tarkov (EFT), but not so much gear fear (fear of losing your loot) of the original game. Escape From Tarkov Arena is Battlestate Games’ spinoff of its popular looter shooter.
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