The official version of "Escape from Tarkov" is online, with serious performance issues and mostly negative re

2025-11-25 22:46:28|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

"Escape from Tarkov" was launched on the Steam platform yesterday with much anticipation. However, due to stability and performance issues, players were unable to even log in, let alone play normally. Now the game's rating has dropped to "mostly negative".

Developer Battlestate acknowledged that players are experiencing "server connection and game launcher verification issues," stating that "the technical team is actively working to stabilize the game server and verification services," and apologized for the inconvenience caused.

Despite this, thousands of dissatisfied players have still left negative reviews - since its launch yesterday, only 34% of the more than 7,200 reviews have given positive feedback.Some players said they "can't even create an account" due to connectivity issues and ongoing server/site maintenance.

"Escape from Tarkov is not a game at all, but a cosmic punishment from an indifferent god to remind humans of our own insignificance," one reviewer said. "Starting it is like actively sticking your face into a malfunctioning wood chipper. Everything is chaotic: hit detection is completely random, sound effects are disabled, everyone moves silently, BOSS and scavengers pass through walls as if the doors don't exist.Every time the server reports an error, the player is plunged into despair.Every raid is a treatise on despair, a Shakespearean tragedy written by a drunken raccoon on fire.You're not playing Escape from Tarkov, you're enduring it until madness becomes your only friend."

Another player who gave a favorable (actually ironic) review wrote: ""Escape from Maintenance: Spiritual War", 10/10 masterpiece, it is so difficult to create an account that it makes me excited." Someone else said simply and directly: "They should add a function that 'can actually play the game'."

Battlestate confirmed these issues earlier today and promised that the team is working hard to fix them.However, as of press time, the developer has not released further updates on social media or the Steam platform.

Last year, Battlestate, the developer of "Escape from Tarkov", apologized for a reversal of decision-the company originally planned to lock the "exclusive" PvE mode in the "Unheard Edition" priced at 300 euros, but later changed its mind due to strong opposition from players, saying that it was "very sorry to make fans and the entire gaming community feel this way."

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