In part of Escape from Tarkov’s main story quest, Tour, you’ll encounter an objective that leads you to Shoreline. You must find the entrance to the port Terminal in Shoreline, along with additional objectives.

Here’s the walkthrough on the whereabouts of the port Terminal location in Shoreline for one part of the Tour main quest in Escape from Tarkov.

The expanded Interchange map in Escape from Tarkov’s 1.0 launch brings a lot of amazing loot areas. There’s one in particular that is seldom checked and spawns LEDXs, even multiple ones in a single raid.

Here’s where to find the LEDX spawn in Interchange’s expanded area in Escape from Tarkov 1.0.

Escape from Tarkov’s 1.0 launch has expanded the Interchange map in a massive way. There are way more things outside, including the removal of the Hole in the Fence and the addition of the Smuggler’s Tunnel extraction points.

With an expanded area, everyone running Interchange should know the Smuggler’s Tunnel, and here’s a quick guide showing you where to find it in Escape from Tarkov.

When you start playing, you immediately enter a cutscene and the tutorial. The tutorial doesn’t really teach you much, which is what you would expect in the future for this game, as it is a hardcore military sim.

There’s no map to follow and just a few vague objectives. Here’s a brief guide to completing the Escape from Tarkov tutorial.

Historically, Escape from Tarkov has had server issues with every wipe, causing the Error 213 error to happen in the launcher.

When you try to log in, you’ll get the inescapable “Error 213” code, and here are a few fixes that could help solve the problem.

While it is a complete shock that we are getting Escape from Tarkov’s launch before GTA 6, it is even more surprising that the game is also heading to Steam on release.

Battlestate Games has put the page on Steam, and the listed minimum and recommended system requirements are baffling.

Escape from Tarkov 0.16.8 brings its first and probably last hardcore wipe to the game, making players work harder to get even a below-average loadout.

Life is so hard in Tarkov that you’ll have to make work of anything and everything to play a decent raid. However, there are still some ways you can get a great loadout, so stop resorting to broken Scav weapons and Toz’s and use these amazingly cheap loadouts in Escape from Tarkov’s hardcore wipe.

Escape from Tarkov recently just launched its patch 0.16.8, mostly known as the hardcore wipe, and it is historic in several ways. For one, it could be the last wipe, since Battlestate Games is preparing for launch sometime after August, and there are no planned wipes after launch.

Secondly, the game made drastic changes to test out some mechanics, making it a “hardcore” wipe, as some of these changes made the game much harder to play. A lot of players aren’t a fan of these changes, and most of them are giving up already on the hardcore wipe.

Escape from Tarkov’s 0.16.8 patch, or the hardcore wipe, brings an excruciatingly hard challenge for everyone in this short wipe, and that is money.

Most of the things in Escape from Tarkov revolve around money, and if you take most of that away, including the flea market, life will get harder and harder.

In Escape from Tarkov’s 0.16.8 patch, a drastic change was made to Secure Containers, which will only be effective for this patch alone, dubbing the wipe as “hardcore.”

Several useful items can no longer be placed in Secure Containers, leaving players vulnerable to losing their valuable possessions in every raid. Here are all the restrictions for the Secure Container in Escape from Tarkov.