We continue our playthrough of Back 4 Blood. Making our way through the meaty campaign and Act 2 in some of the grossest looking set pieces we've seen to date. Counter balancing the guts and gore is a festive Christmas theme with sparkling lights, trees, outfits, and sprays. All of that topped off with what is quite possibly the best use of Christmas music in a game so far.
See those birds? Horde. That door? Horde. Car? Horde. Artillery Cannon? Horde. Yes, we triggered the horde more than a handful of times last night. And by we, I mean Mike. But it's ok. That's why we are playing Back 4 Blood - to get dem zombies.
Last night the crew dove into Back 4 Blood a day before its official release. It's the perfect time of year for a game like this and we were immediately reminded what makes these experiences so special. And while on the surface its easy to see Turtle Rock Studios return to the Left 4 Dead formula from many years ago, Back 4 Blood definitely feels like a modern shooter.
We're back with the second campaign of our Back 4 Blood preview. We head into the countryside and take on the Blue Dog Hollow mission Bad Seeds.
Time for some finale action in our Back 4 Blood preview. It has been a minute, but this one is a doozy and has some great set pieces as we head to the final chapter in The Devil's Return campaign.
Welcome back to our co-op preview for Black 4 Blood. In this week's episode we work our way though the third level titled "Pain Train" and clear out the infestation in an abandoned trainyard.
It's time to get the flashlights out because we have our second mission from our Back 4 Blood preview. We set our sights on the "Tunnel of Blood" mission from "The Devil's Return" campaign.
Earlier this week we had the opportunity to check out Back 4 Blood, the latest from Turtle Rock Studios. During their sneak peek event we played through a PVP session and a lengthy co-op campaign. My initial thought was "how do you improve on a pillar of co-op gaming like Left 4 Dead?" After playing for a couple hours, I can say it has a lot of cool things going for it.
Back 4 Blood, sequel to the little-known "Back 3 Blood" (not really), is only a few months away from release. Turtle Rock Studios' spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead promises lots of co-op zombie-slaying thrills when it arrives in October. Before then, an open beta will take place in August. In the meantime, today's new PC trailer provides plenty of savory footage to salivate over while the days of the calendar slowly pass by.
E3 2021 is the first E3 since Microsoft acquired Bethesda, and today’s Microsoft and Bethesda Games Showcase is the first joint E3 press conference from the two companies. The 90-minute event revealed a number of new and previously announced games that will be coming to Xbox and PC in 2021 and 2022. Naturally, we’re most psyched for the 10 co-op games featured in the showcase.
Back 4 Blood is inching closer to release, and after watching Zombie Army on Netflix last night, I'm itching for a zombie shooter. We've now gotten the reveal of the full list of 8 playable characters including bios and other details.
Turtle Rock and publisher Warner Bros have delayed the upcoming co-op zombie shooter Back 4 Blood from its summer release. The game will now launch on October 12th, 2021 instead of its original June 22 release date.
