It's not very often that you can get Escape from Tarkov fans rallying around a common cause, but developer Battlestate Games has managed to do just that with the recent reveal of the Unheard Edition, announced alongside the game's latest patch.
Setting players back a pretty whopping $250, Battlestate has come under fire for locking away an exclusive new PvE game mode, as well as several gameplay-related perks, behind the special edition.
One of the bigger controversies surrounding the edition at the moment (thanks Forbes) revolves around this new PvE mode, which essentially lets you play Escape from Tarkov offline or cooperatively with some friends.
It's not something to be mad about out of context, but Tarkov players have accused the mode of being a "betrayal of player trust", as the old Edge of Darkness Edition promised players all future DLC as part of its season pass.
Players believe that this PvE mode, which is locked behind the Unheard Edition, should have been included with the Edge of Darkness edition, but Battlestate decided to be cute with the language it used.