It was fun, but I feel like we need to see how many Acts and missions there are before we can say how much replayability it's going to have. But, generally, I felt like it definitely had some challenge to it.
I really wasn't paying too much attention to the time because then I jumped into PvP, and then that was like, four hours of playing that just because I played that all night. I think I finished up in maybe two hours. It was like eight missions in Act One and we skipped something in between, which I think was a major story element. John: I finished what they had on offer in the preview. Vic: How long was Act One in the campaign preview? They have some character customization options, you can build card decks and things like that, but I don't know how long you're going to be able to do that before you're going to get bored with the campaign. It's an updated version of that.īut I'm not sure there's much replayability after you finish the campaign. So, for me, it was definitely fun to jump in. I didn't get to play too much Left 4 Dead because I didn't have an Xbox. John: There was definitely a challenge there in the later missions. I rate Back4Blood a 10/10 for having me reach back for more.Vic: Did you find it got more enjoyable as the difficulty ramped up? We’re only halfway through Spooktober, but I doubt we’ll see a better FPS zombie game this generation. It provides an opportunity to change the experience of a chapter run, making it more fun during a replay. I considered this addition as excessive “nerd” for what was a pure brute-force game of slashing zombies.īut the cards do help! Aggregating card benefits help in reducing the panic-inducing chaos of zombie hordes, and additional equipment slots work wonders in bleak situations. There are cards that offer health and stamina upgrades, and some that are specific to a combat method.
The game introduces a deck-building system with a variety of cards. While the right player combinations are important for campaign progression, it’s not sufficient to get ahead. They are built to suit all types of combat preferences. There’s Doc and Karlee, who are villainously dangerous. Each Cleaner has a superhero film worthy intro. Simultaneously, the game introduces us to the different characters or “Cleaners”. As the game progresses, the hordes of zombies get more aggressive, and there are newer infected variants to defeat. The main campaign of this game is divided into four acts, each with multiple chapters.
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