GTFO is definitely not a game for everyone. While it has an interesting hardcore co-op concept and a great atmosphere, I found the actual gameplay experience frustrating and repetitive.

The biggest problem for me was the repetitive gameplay loop. After a while, missions start feeling like the same cycle of sneaking around, dealing with enemies, searching for objectives, and repeating the process. The weapon selection also feels weak and unsatisfying. Many of the guns lack the punch and variety I'd expect from a game that relies so heavily on combat.

The sentries are another disappointment. They often feel dumb and unreliable rather than useful tactical tools. The bot AI isn't much better either, with some pretty questionable behavior that can make playing without a full human squad unnecessarily frustrating.

Then there's the connection/co-op experience. I had multiple issues connecting to other players, which is especially problematic because GTFO is designed almost entirely around teamwork. When the multiplayer connection doesn't cooperate, a huge part of the game simply falls apart.

The missions can also be extremely confusing. The game doesn't always do a great job of communicating what you're supposed to do, where you need to go, or how certain objectives work. While some players may enjoy figuring everything out themselves, I often found it more frustrating than rewarding.

That said, I can understand why some people love GTFO. Its oppressive atmosphere, difficulty, and emphasis on communication can create some genuinely intense moments. But this is absolutely not a game for everyone. If you enjoy extremely difficult co-op games, slow tactical gameplay, repetition, and figuring things out through trial and error, you'll probably have a much better time. For players looking for varied combat, strong AI, straightforward objectives, and a smoother multiplayer experience, GTFO can be a very frustrating game.

GTFO has a great atmosphere and an interesting concept, but the gameplay can be extremely frustrating. The difficulty often feels more punishing than rewarding, especially when playing with random teammates. Progress can also be slow, and missions can take a very long time to complete only to fail near the end.

The game is definitely not for everyone. If you prefer fast-paced and more casual co-op games, GTFO can feel repetitive, overly difficult, and exhausting after a while.

Love the game, been playing it since before R5 and cant get enough.