Escape from Tarkov has officially completed development, with a release date of November 15th

Battlestate Games announced that the extraction shooter Escape from Tarkov has reached gold status. This means the final version of the game is fully completed, with no further delays planned. The full release of version 1.0 will take place on November 15th, marking the completion of an eight-year project that began with closed beta testing in 2017.

During this time, Escape from Tarkov has come a long way—from limited access for early adopters to one of the most popular realistic PvPvE games. Players participate in dangerous raids where they must fight not only other players but also AI-controlled opponents, search for valuable resources, and attempt to successfully escape the conflict zone. Any death results in the loss of all equipment, adding a special tension to the game and making every victory worthwhile.

With the release of version 1.0, Battlestate Games is ending the active beta development phase and transitioning to full support of the project, preserving its core spirit—gritty realism, a high level of difficulty, and an atmosphere of survival in besieged Tarkov.