Escape from Tarkov developers announce EoD owners will gain temporary access to its PvE mode after widespread community backlash.

After facing controversy over an incredibly pricey Escape from Tarkov gamemode, Battlestate Games has decided to release it for free after all - kind of.

Escape From Tarkov microtransactions will allow players who own any version of the game aside from Edge of Darkness to separately purchase the offline co-op mode.

Escape From Tarkov's community is currently pushing back against the game's pricey new edition--one that costs $250, features an exclusive offline PvE mode, and now comes with a number of ...

Battlestate named the update the "Unheard Edition" and priced it at $250. Players who have already bought the Edge of Darkness Edition only have to pay $100 for the upgrade.

A new update has hit Escape from Tarkov Arena, and with it comes a hefty amount of new content and changes for players to enjoy, but will the players be impressed after the recent happenings?