Escape from Duckov doesn't take the extraction genre too seriously. Instead of elite mercenaries, players control an armed duck, running solo missions, grabbing loot, and fighting through to the exit, with considerably more humor than its namesake inspiration, Escape from Tarkov, which the title cheekily nods to.
Since its October 2025 release, the singleplayer concept has proven a surprisingly successful entry point: no PvP, no fear of other players ruining your run. Anyone who enjoys the extraction loop but wants to skip the frustration of classic PvP hardcore shooters should look here first. A low entry price and short sessions make it even more approachable.
Cargo Hunters is a third-person PvE extraction shooter: pilot a remote-controlled combat robot to loot, craft and fight your way across a dying Earth, solo or in 4-player co-op – with no player-vs-player risk.
Deadline Escape is a low-poly, first-person extraction shooter built for solo play: loot gear, survive zombies and hostile factions, and escape each map before its countdown hits zero – in Softcore or Hardcore mode.
Dreadweave is a horror extraction shooter set in a snow-covered, Soviet-era ghost town split between reality and a dark mirror realm. A creature hunts your heartbeat: panic, and it finds you.
Ghosts of Tabor: Legacy is the frozen 2024 build of the VR extraction shooter – deliberately maintained without new content, running the original maps, systems and damage values. Solo or squad, PvPvE, VR-only.
Golden Hand is a cosmic horror extraction shooter, playable solo or in co-op: recover gold and artifacts from dangerous zones, and decide whether to trust your team or betray them for a bigger cut. Even death can be reversed, for a price.
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