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Escape From Tarkov goes Gold ahead of 15th November launch

Over a decade on from its initial release, the highly popular extraction Shooter Escape From Tarkov was finally confirmed to be leaving Early Access in November – alongside getting a Steam release. With the title just under two weeks away from hitting 1.0, the team at Battlestate Games have confirmed that Tarkov has finally officially gone Gold.

Making the announcement on their socials, the team at Battlestate Games confirmed that Escape From Tarkov has Gone Gold ahead of the game’s 1.0 launch on the 15th of November.

For the uninitiated, ‘Going Gold’ means that the Escape From Tarkov master disc has been submitted to Battlestate Games’ publisher (in this case, themselves). After this, discs can then be pressed with finalised software and digital storefronts can upload the 1.0 version of the game ready for release.

Escape From Tarkov Gold

Of course, seeing as how Tarkov has been publicly purchasable for a decade (and is a digital-only release), much of the processes for ‘Going Gold’ do not apply here.

Still, this marks a notable milestone for Escape From Tarkov regardless and is one worth celebrating. Hopefully the 1.0 – and Steam – launch go smoothly.

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