After almost two years in early access, Void Interactive's tactical FPS Ready or Not will be hitting 1.0 in an update scheduled for December 13, as the studio revealed with a trailer at The Game Awards. The full version promises to have the complete "Commander Mode" singleplayer campaign, with new missions and overhauled versions of the currently available ones—18 in total, which can be played alone or in co-op with up to five players—as well as a suite of extra customizations and quality-of-life improvements.
You may remember Ready or Not as the game originally planned for a late 2020 release until Void Interactive split with publisher Team17. At the time, it was theorized the split was due to a Void Interactive developer saying Ready or Not would have a "school shooting mission" on the game's subreddit. Void Interactive denied this was the reason, issuing a statement defending the idea, in which it said the level in question "is a look at an uncomfortable reality that has become all too common, and we hope that we can play some small part in honoring those who have been impacted by these real world tragedies with a portrayal that does not trivialize their experiences."
