Back 4 Blood roadmap reveals a new offline mode and Tunnels of Terror expansion

Turtle Rock's co-op zombie shooter Back 4 Blood turned out to be actually good—”A triumphant return to the style it created,” we mentioned in our 88% review—and so it's in all probability not an excellent shock to study that the studio has large plans for it properly past its preliminary launch.

A post-launch roadmap revealed at this time laid out a timeline for each short-term enhancements, together with bug fixes and high quality of life tweaks, and longer-term commitments for December:

• New options—new provide strains, Ridden apply space, vacation seasonal occasion   
• Solo offline mode with marketing campaign development   
• New card kind   
• All-new playing cards

And into 2022:

• New problem   
• New participant playing cards   
• New corruption playing cards   
• New co-op mode   
• Melee updates   
• High quality of life enhancements

All the above might be out there to everybody by free recreation updates. 

The roadmap additionally offers us a have a look at the primary of three story expansions included within the Again 4 Blood annual pass, which sells for $40/£35/€40. Entitled Tunnels of Terror, it can convey us new Cleaners and Ridden (that's B4B-speak for “characters and zombies”), a brand new exercise kind, new playing cards, unique playing cards, and naturally extra weapons. It, and the opposite two as-yet-unnamed expansions are all slated to be out someday in 2022. It's not essentially the most detailed structure of future plans I've ever seen, however it's undoubtedly bold. 

Should you're simply getting began on Again 4 Blood (or plan to leap it sooner or later sooner or later), we can assist set you off on the best foot with guides to the best settings, the best builds, how the card system works, and how to play the PvP Versus mode.