Battlestate Games

AppWizard
December 2, 2025
Tigz became the first player to successfully escape from Escape From Tarkov following its full release, a milestone confirmed by developer Battlestate Games on December 1, just over two weeks after the game’s launch. The recent major update introduced a non-linear story campaign and end-game content, contributing to a 90% review score. Tigz achieved his escape in two weeks after eight years of experience with the game, and while the details of his escape are not disclosed, it is noted to have a somber tone. Jake Tucker from PC Gamer commented on the new and exciting content in Tigz's video.
AppWizard
November 27, 2025
Escape from Tarkov is a hardcore shooter with heavy simulation elements, requiring significant effort to excel. It is developed and published by Battlestate Games, costs £44, and is available on Windows 11. The game features multiplayer but is unsupported on Steam Deck. In the game, players experience a realistic environment where survival depends on tactical skills and luck, with death being a constant threat.
AppWizard
November 16, 2025
User RedbullCola on ResetEra linked to imgur galleries showing Battlestate Games COO Nikita Buyanov with members of the 715 Team, a group of Russian gun enthusiasts, engaging in shooting activities. The images also feature in-game elements that reference the group, including graffiti and cosmetic items with "715" and "train hard." A 2022 report from Ukrainian news outlet Babel noted that Battlestate Games faced scrutiny for alleged ties to Russian military initiatives, including Buyanov recording promotional content with Kalashnikov before the invasion. Discussions on Reddit have included criticism of the game's quality and moral concerns about supporting a game potentially funding military actions. Ukrainian fans of Escape from Tarkov have expressed distress over the ongoing conflict, with one streamer choosing to stay in Ukraine for humanitarian efforts. The text also references the use of entertainment in military propaganda, citing examples from the U.S. military and Hollywood.
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