The extraction shooter titan 'Escape from Tarkov' is finally wrapping up its eight-year beta phase. On November 15, the game will hit its official 1.0 release. Developer Battlestate Games released a trailer titled 'Escape Preparation' on the 22nd to confirm the official launch date.

Having kicked off its beta journey in 2017, the game has been in a state of testing for a long time. If you count from the start of development, this title has been in the works for 13 years. Director Nikita Buyanov took to X, sharing his excitement with, "November 15, 2025, 1.0 launch. Let's goooooooo!"

While specific details on the launch content remain under wraps, based on previous statements from the developer, it is expected that a storyline aiming for the final escape from Tarkov will be added. There is also a high possibility that a character reset system will be implemented once the story missions are complete.

Along with this, a massive amount of content is expected to be added, including a clan system, new factions, various gameplay updates, and new weapons and maps. Currently, the base edition of Escape from Tarkov is available for $50 (approx. 68,000 KRW) on PC, and the top-tier edition is also on sale for $250 (approx. 340,000 KRW).

Meanwhile, Battlestate Games will participate in major global game shows, starting with PAX WEST in August, followed by the Tokyo Game Show in September, Paris Games Week in October, and G-Star in November. In particular, since G-Star overlaps with the third day of the official launch, it is expected that more vivid information will be delivered.