The Escape from Tarkov community hasn’t received well the news of a brand-new most expensive edition replacing the old one and barring them from a previously promised DLC, among other things.
While it’s been continuously praised over the last few years as one of the best online FPS games on the market and the king of the ‘extraction’ subgenre, Escape from Tarkov’s approach to pricing and paid upgrades has always been iffy to say the least, and the Unheard Edition’s announcement might’ve been the straw that breaks the camel’s back.
According to developer Battlestate Games, the Unheard Edition gives players “access to PvE co-op mode with persistent progression… enhanced stash size (10×72), unique in-game ID, armband and many more features.” As far as we can tell, this new co-op mode isn’t the same as the ‘Practice’ one already being sold as an upgrade for 10 euros or around $10.70 (regional pricing may vary).
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