SPT Fika install guide
Version 2 · updated Oct 30, 2026 · 31 mods · 126 MB download
Quick start
Already have SP Tushonka 4.1.6? These are the two things you need.
https://us1.logicalgamer.com:6969
Install, step by step
Before you start
- Your own Tarkov Any edition, installed with the Battlestate Games launcher and fully updated.
- About 100 GB free The installer copies the game (about 81 GB) and needs room to patch it.
- About an hour Windows 10 or 11. Most of it is copying and patching, so you can walk away.
SP Tushonka is free: if anyone asks you to pay for it, it’s a scam. It runs on its own copy of the game, so your normal Tarkov and account aren’t touched.
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Update Tarkov, then close its launcher
Open the Battlestate Games launcher and let it finish any update. Then close it completely: right-click its icon by the clock and choose Exit. The installer won’t start while it’s open.
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Install SP Tushonka 4.1.6
- Download the installer from the SP Tushonka installer page (opens another site) and run it.
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Pick a new, empty folder, like
C:\Games\SPT. Not your Desktop, Downloads, OneDrive or Program Files: the installer refuses those. - Choose version 4.1.6 and press Install.
- If a check shows in red, read it. Usually it’s not enough free space (pick another drive), the launcher still being open, or a missing .NET runtime (it gives you the link).
- Wait for “Install Complete”, then close the installer.
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Add our mod pack
- Download the mod pack (126 MB).
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Extract everything in it into your SP Tushonka folder, the one with
EscapeFromTarkov.exe. In Windows: right-click the zip, Extract All, pick that folder. - If Windows asks about merging folders or replacing files, say yes to all.
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To check: there’s now a
Fikafolder inBepInEx\plugins.
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Point the launcher at our server
- Open SPT.Launcher (there’s a shortcut in your SP Tushonka folder). You don’t need to start SPT.Server: you’re playing on ours.
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Open Settings (the gear) and set the server URL to
https://us1.logicalgamer.com:6969 - Go back, choose Register and make an account. Your profile name is what other players see.
- Press Start Game.
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First start
The first start takes a while: before the game opens, the launcher downloads about 14 GB of custom weapons, gear and traders from our server. Only once: after that it fetches just what changed.
If a Logicalgamer Sync window then says there are updates, let it download them (about 9 GB the first time: the new maps and gun skins) and restart the game when it asks. That’s our server making sure your mods match its own, and from now on it does that by itself.
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Raid together
- Pick a map and go through the raid settings as normal.
- On the Fika screen, tick Use Headless Host and host the raid. Our headless client runs the bots, so your PC doesn’t have to.
- Friends pick your raid from the same list and press Join.
If something goes wrong
The launcher can’t connect to the server
Check the URL starts with https:// and ends with :6969,
with no space at the end. See if the server is online on its card. If
Windows asked about the firewall when you started the launcher, allow it.
Fika says I’m missing mods, or they don’t match
Extract the mod pack again into the right folder, then start the game and let NarcoNet finish its update. Don’t add other mods to this install: anything the server doesn’t have stops you joining.
The game crashes right after the launcher starts it
Usually your antivirus. Bitdefender is a known one: it crashes SP Tushonka before any mod
loads. In Bitdefender, open Protection, Antivirus, Manage exceptions and add your SP Tushonka folder (for
example C:\Games\SPT\), ticked for everything, Advanced Threat Defense included.
Other antivirus apps: add the same folder as an exception.
The game closes or freezes while loading
The first load builds a cache and can take several minutes. If it really stops, your antivirus may have removed a mod file: add your SP Tushonka folder as an exception, then extract the pack again.
The installer says my game version isn’t supported
Battlestate probably released an update SP Tushonka hasn’t caught up with yet. Give it a few days and try again. Once installed, updates to your normal Tarkov don’t affect your SP Tushonka copy.
My question isn’t here
Ask us in TeamSpeak or on Fluxer, or through the contact form.
How the server is set up
Our settings, as of Nov 3. Everything not listed here is standard SPT.
Difficulty
- Bot AI
- SAIN, “Less Difficult” preset, the same for everyone
- PMCs
- 8 to 13 per raid, all spawning at the start
- PMC skill
- 10% easy, 50% normal, 30% hard, 10% impossible
- Scavs
- Waves keep coming through the raid
- Bosses
- About a 30% chance on their usual maps
- Bot gear
- Gets better as you level up
Raids and loot
- Raid time
- 50% longer than standard for PMC raids
- Scav raids
- Usually start partway through, as in live Tarkov, so less time is left
- Short maps
- Factory 30 min, night Factory 38
- Most maps
- 60 min: Customs, Interchange, Woods, Reserve, Lighthouse, Labyrinth
- Long maps
- Ground Zero and The Lab 52, Shoreline 68, Streets 75
- Loot
- Containers 1.5 times, loose loot 20% more
Traders and quests
- Flea prices
- Follow live Tarkov’s PvE flea market
- Quest text
- Each quest says which keys it needs, which quests it unlocks, and if it’s needed for Kappa or Lightkeeper
Insurance
- Return time
- About 1.5 hours
- Return chance
- Prapor 90%, Therapist 98%
Co-op
- Headless host
- Ticked for you whenever one of our two hosts is free
- Shared XP
- The whole group gets XP for kills and boss kills
- Quests
- Shared progress; a teammate’s kill can count for your kill quests
- Revives
- Keep Me Alive: you go down instead of dying and can crawl. Hold F to self-revive, or a teammate drags you, stims you or uses a defibrillator (Therapist sells them at level 2). Bots ignore you while you’re down. 3 minutes to bleed out, or hold Backspace to give up. 5 lives per raid: a self-revive costs 3, a teammate’s stim 2, a defib 1. Headshots kill
- Friendly fire
- On
- Sending items
- Send items to other players (kept 7 days)
- Transits
- Off
Your profile
- Delete or wipe
- Turned off in the launcher; ask an admin if you want a fresh start
- Backups
- Every hour, the last 3 days kept
- Sign-ins
- The server notes the IP each profile plays from, to spot someone using another player’s profile
What changed
The server’s change notes, newest first. In the game, the main menu’s Patch notes button shows the same.
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Nov 3
- Keep Me Alive replaces Fika’s revive: a lethal hit puts you down instead of killing you. Crawl, hold F to self-revive, or a teammate drags you, stims you or uses a defibrillator (Therapist sells them at level 2)
- Bots ignore downed players. 3 minutes to bleed out, Backspace to give up. 5 lives per raid: a self-revive costs 3, a teammate’s stim 2, a defib 1. Headshots still kill
- Surgery that behaves (Kirisame Med Timing): one surgical kit fixes every black limb in one go, one charge per limb, and med animations end when the treatment does. Healing speed, movement and drug durations stay vanilla
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Nov 3
- A quieter main menu: the Logicalgamer strip is one slim row in the game’s own style, and server notices have their own line at the bottom (F12 to move or hide it)
- On the strip: Patch notes (the server’s change notes, any time), Suggest a mod (the contact form with your name filled in), your ping, and how many of our hosts are free
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Nov 2
- Two new traders: Badger (Epic’s All in One: 500+ weapon parts, scopes and red dots, with his own quests) and the Croupier (random loadout boxes by in-game mail)
- Your first start after Nov 2 downloads about 1.5 GB of new bundles: give it a minute
- The Croupier also buys found-in-raid loot at 80% of the live flea price once you’re level 15
- Ref’s Arena quests work in normal raids, with lower kill counts and Lega Medals as rewards
- Healing: one medkit use heals every limb in turn, and the animation stops once you’re healed
- 27 Logicalgamer gun camos, topographic designs and our logo included
- The mod sync shows a What’s new note after an update, and an update no longer ends in a dark screen
- The 1.0 Interchange is back as a per-raid choice (a test build: bots don’t move much there)
- Behind the scenes: the mod sync’s file checks are much faster, and the server was tightened up
Earlier changes (2)
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Oct 31
- Over 660 gun camos and stickers: our own Logicalgamer ones, Antman’s COD pack, Topo, the Essential Texture Pack and Utanu’s 515 camos
- Your own camos, stickers and presets are safe: the mod sync no longer deletes them
- Weapons and gear use live Tarkov’s current stats and balance
- New main menu background: live Tarkov’s server room (Settings, Game, Background)
- ORBIT updated: better bot camps and extraction fixes
- Profiles can no longer be deleted or wiped from the launcher, and are backed up every hour
- Live Tarkov 1.0 content backported (WTT Content Backport): new items, gear and quests
- New map: Icebreaker. Plus the 1.0 reworks of Interchange and Lighthouse and the new Labs office, and on each raid you can pick the classic or the new version of a map
- New enemies: the Black Division PMCs and the Scourge boss
- Prestige 5 and 6, climbable ladders and CS gas
- Live Tarkov’s 1.0 to 1.2 menus and screens
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Oct 30
- Raids are 50% longer
- More loot: containers 1.5 times, loose loot 20% more
- Insurance comes back in about 1.5 hours (was a day or more), at 90% from Prapor and 98% from Therapist
- Use Headless Host is ticked for you whenever a host is free
- Shared XP for group kills and boss kills, and teammates’ kills can count toward your kill quests
- Flea prices now follow live Tarkov’s PvE market, and quests show the keys they need, what they unlock and if they count for Kappa or Lightkeeper
- Fixed: Use Headless Host, shared XP and the quest kill setting now really switch on (start the game twice to pick up the fix)
- The mod sync windows have a new look with our logo, and a sync error now shows a clear message instead of a dark screen
What’s in the pack
Version 2, Oct 30: Removed Bot Census · Added the Logicalgamer main menu strip (logo and a live raid map link)
In the zip (31)
- Fika (opens another site) co-op
- Keep Me Alive (opens another site) go down instead of dying: crawl, self-revive, or a teammate drags, stims or defibs you
- NarcoNet (opens another site) keeps your mods in step with the server
- SAIN (opens another site) smarter AI
- BigBrain (opens another site) needed by SAIN
- Waypoints (opens another site) better bot navigation
- Acid’s Bot Placement System (opens another site) where and when bots spawn
- WTT Armory (opens another site) new weapons and gear
- WTT CommonLib (opens another site) needed by the WTT mods
- Dynamic Maps (opens another site) in-raid map
- Tylevo’s Tactical Service Control (opens another site) call in UAVs, air support and extractions
- Weekend Drops (opens another site) weekend challenges and a shop
- Camo and Stickers (opens another site) paint your guns: 660+ camos and stickers, ours included, and you can add your own
- Server Room Backport (opens another site) live Tarkov’s server room menu background (Settings, Game)
- WTT Content Backport (opens another site) live Tarkov 1.0 items, gear and quests
- Manimal’s Icebreaker (opens another site) the Icebreaker map
- Manimal’s Interchange, Lighthouse and Labs Office (opens another site) the 1.0 versions of those maps
- Map Variants (opens another site) pick the classic or the new version of a map each raid
- Black Division and SCOURGE (opens another site) new PMC faction and a new boss
- Content Backport: Prestiges (opens another site) prestige 5 and 6
- Climbable Ladders and CS Gas (opens another site) climb ladders; tear gas grenades
- Interface 1.1 Backport (opens another site) live Tarkov’s newer menus and screens
- DynamicMaps Extended (opens another site) in-raid maps for the new and reworked maps
- ORBIT (opens another site) bots quest, loot and roam like players
- Discord Raid Map (opens another site) draws our Live raids maps
- TraderSpace (opens another site)
- Trader Scrolling (opens another site) scroll through all the traders
- Continuous Healing and Healing Autocancel (opens another site) one medkit use heals every limb; the animation stops when you’re healed
- Kirisame Med Timing (opens another site) one surgical kit fixes every black limb in one go, and the animation ends when the treatment does; tuned to vanilla balance (no faster healing, no moving during surgery)
- UnityToolkit (opens another site) needed by other mods
- Logicalgamer main menu our logo, a Live raids link, who’s on and server news on the main menu; sets our co-op defaults
On the server, nothing to install (12)
- WTT Artem (opens another site) a new trader
- Amonya (opens another site) an ammo trader with 183 quests
- Epic’s All in One (opens another site) 500+ weapon parts, scopes, red dots, magazines and presets, plus the Badger trader and his quests; the game fetches about 1.6 GB of bundles on its own, so the next start takes longer
- Croupier (opens another site) a trader who sells random loadout boxes in three tiers (the kit arrives by in-game mail) and buys found-in-raid items at 80% of the live flea price from level 15
- Acid’s Progressive Bot System (opens another site) bots gear up as you level
- Bot Callsigns (opens another site) PMC bots get player-style names
- Lacy’s PvE Tweaks (opens another site) friendlier quests and new hideout recipes
- Ref – SPT Friendly Quests (opens another site) Ref’s Arena quests work in normal raids, with lower kill counts
- More Energy Drinks (opens another site) new energy drinks
- Live Flea Prices (opens another site) flea prices follow live Tarkov’s PvE market
- Expanded Task Text (opens another site) quests show keys needed, what they unlock, Kappa and Lightkeeper
- Item Property Backport (opens another site) weapons and gear use live Tarkov’s current stats and balance