GTFO is an interesting game.

You can approach each mission stealthily and execute perfect, albeit challenging, synchronized takedowns and slowly clear out a whole room with sneakiness alone. OR you can rush in, hammers charging, and pop the melons of whatever creepy crawly sleeps in that inky black void.

Solid Snake or Leeroy Jenkins, you must always be strategizing, learning, and cooperating to overcome the diverse obstacles you'll come across in this game.

The game is not an easy, casual, run and gun experience, and you'll either need a few good friends to play it with, or a lot of patience. Whichever it is, GTFO is incredibly rewarding who love a good challenge that isn't solved by grinding and leveling up-- but solved with careful planning and technical skill.

THIS GAME ROCKS THE WOOF

Game is good. Loved it. But the devs really need to improve the saving/loading UI. I lost several hours of work overwriting a file by mistake because it remembers the name of the last creation you saved into a specific folder. Had to make the whole machine again from memory.

Crack game. Can't get enough.

This game is a delight. Atmospheric, tense, and imaginative, I found myself engrossed in this game. With homage to the original game and lots of cool art to collect, it was a lot of fun to 100% this game.

This is one of the most enjoyable four player co-op games I've had the pleasure of playing. Definitely worth the money!

I changed my mind. It's not a game anymore, but a shopping mall of ugly Christmas sweaters.