BattleState Games has published its preliminary roadmap for Escape From Tarkov and Escape From Tarkov: Arena until the end of 2024.
The biggest item on the list is the transition to the Unity 2022 engine. Players are also happy to see long-awaited community pitches turned into reality.
Arena has just received patch 0.2.1.0, with a free weekend running until September 23, while Escape From Tarkov sits on version 0.15.0.3 following the August wipe.
EFT: Arena Patch 0.2.2.0
The next Arena patch should introduce new game modes. These should be the Overrun cooperative tower defense mode for five players and the Shootout Tournament round-robin for four to six teams.
Patch 0.2.2.0 should also bring various technical and quality-of-life improvements, a new map, and an unspecified high-explosive grenade.
EFT: Arena Patch 0.2.3.0
The only item in the 0.2.3.0 plan is synchronization between Escape From Tarkov and EFT: Arena, which is a big deal.
Since EFT received patch 0.15.0.0, players have had major struggles syncing their accounts, leading to frustrating bugs like missing levels.
Escape From Tarkov Patch 0.15.4.0
Escape From Tarkov will finally move to Unity 2022. The transition was originally planned for earlier patches, but BattleState...
