Namely, Escape From Tarkov: Arena will be a paid standalone product that pits players against one another (and AI bots) in gladiatorial arenas, though it will be given out for free to owners of the $140 Edge of Darkness EFT owners. RELATED: Escape From Tarkov Getting Nvidia DLSS and AMD FSR Upscaling There's a wealth of information already available about the game, and one of the most important bits is its pricing model.
The newly-revealed Escape From Tarkov: Arena is going to deliver a gameplay experience that's more akin to a regular PvP multiplayer game, albeit one that still retains virtually all of Tarkov's calling cards, such as its weapon customization. This big step is now finally being realized with the announcement of a standalone version of the game that will focus specifically on combat. Battlestate Games has been talking about making the next big step in the continued development of its flagship title, Escape From Tarkov, for quite a long time now.
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