GO – Get Out

GO – Get Out is an intense block-style extraction shooter blending elements from tactical shooters like “Ready Or Not” and “Escape from Tarkov.” Featuring custom maps and weapon add-ons designed in 16×16 resolution, this game offers a thrilling survival experience with both singleplayer and multiplayer modes.

Installation / How to Use

Download and install the map and custom gun add-on into your Minecraft Bedrock Edition world. The game supports both solo play and multiplayer sessions. When playing alone, you can recruit NPC teammates to fill your squad. Before starting, customize your equipment loadout through the intuitive interface. Your goal is to survive hostile encounters, complete objectives like rescuing hostages, and ultimately extract safely with valuable loot. You can call in a helicopter extraction while outside on certain maps to escape at any time.

Example of a typical starter equipment setup.

Requirements / Compatibility

Compatible with Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Adjust the game difficulty via Minecraft’s difficulty settings (Easy, Normal, Hard) to change enemy toughness and map challenges. Maps vary in terrain, enemy types, and boss difficulty to offer diverse gameplay experiences. To ease difficulty, consider enabling ‘keep inventory’, using creative mode to obtain better gear, or applying beneficial effects like golden apples.

Key Features

• Survival shooter gameplay with PvE focus in both singleplayer and multiplayer
• Command and customize your squad of NPC allies
• Customizable firearms and equipment, including scopes, silencers, and ammo types
• Dynamic combat with enemy NPCs and powerful bosses with unique abilities
• Hostage rescue missions and looting mechanics with trade and crafting elements
• Helicopter extraction available on select maps for strategic escapes
• Realistic health system with injuries like bleeding and fractures requiring specialized medical treatment
• Performance-optimized gun mechanics designed to minimize impact on game performance

Use tactical options carefully: silenced weapons reduce noise but do not guarantee invisibility, hiding in tall grass or bushes can obscure your position, sneaking decreases visibility, and you can restrain surrendering enemies.

Stronger boss enemies carry unique gear, have special abilities, and possess increased health pools.

Health and Damage System

The health mechanics extend beyond vanilla Minecraft by introducing faster hunger and injury effects such as bleeding that causes gradual health loss and bone fractures that reduce movement speed and maximum health. Different medical supplies are required to treat these conditions.

Gunfire damage uses Minecraft’s existing damage system with a unique approach: each bullet inflicts randomized damage, and entities have brief invulnerability periods where only damage exceeding previous hits counts. For example, if a first bullet deals 4 damage and the next 19, only the excess (15) is applied during immunity. Damage caps make salvo firing more effective than single shots, encouraging burst fire rather than full-auto spray.

Damage ranges vary by ammunition caliber and type. For instance:

• SMG Ammo (.45 caliber): 1 – 23 damage
• Sniper Ammo (.338 caliber): 36 – 47 damage

Ammo strength also influences damage:

• 7x62mm FMJ: 8 – 31 damage
• 7x62mm AP: 17 – 36 damage
• 7x62mm M993: 26 – 41 damage

Maps and Loot

GO offers a selection of unique maps, each designed with distinct environments, gameplay focus, and loot opportunities:

• FARM: A makeshift military camp near farmland and storage buildings.
• SHORE: A small coastal town with suburban terrain and formidable boss foes.
• DUSK: A shadowy forest bordered by coastline, agricultural zones, and industrial areas.

Safes and hidden containers may hold rare valuable items. Loot can be sold for currency or traded to enhance your gear.