After eight years of testing, Escape from Tarkov has officially launched on the Steam platform.Game director Nikita Buyanov announced that the team has developed a five-year long-term update plan, which includes DLC content expansion with the scavenger camp as the core, and confirmed for the first time that it is evaluating the possibility of porting the game to the console platform.

Nikita Buyanov revealed in an interview: "We are indeed considering the console porting solution. If the project is launched, complete controller control support will be simultaneously implemented. How to design a smooth operating experience without sacrificing the unique mechanism of "Escape from Tarkov" will be a very challenging design topic." At present, the PC version does not natively support controller operation. If a console version is developed, it is still unknown whether this feature will be reversely adapted to the PC platform.

It is worth noting that this evacuation shooting game has high hardware configuration requirements. The official recommended memory is 64GB. There is a long way to go for optimization in the future.Although highly anticipated, the official version has encountered a word-of-mouth crisis after its release - as of press time, only 30% of the 15,954 reviews collected on the Steam page were positive, and the overall evaluation dropped to "mostly negative", and the national evaluation has been overwhelmingly negative.Player feedback mainly focuses on login obstacles and issues with the timing mechanism of third-party launchers. The latter affects refund applications because it is included in the game time.

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