These are randomly tossed out into the world, but using them correctly is key to success in the game.
Throughout your run through the zombie-infested levels, you’ll find the currency Copper, a bunch of throwable items, medical supplies and even just guns and attachments themselves. You’ll be doing this a lot because if you wipe away the splattered zombie gore, Back 4 Blood is a game about resources. This is Back 4 Blood at its frantic best, pumping round after round into the tide of undead while you’re constantly doing the mental gymnastics of managing your health, ammo, whatever else you’re carrying and then the same three things for everyone else in the team.
Swarms of undead pour through every window as a staccato of gunfire kicks in to welcome them.īack 4 Blood. The opening notes of Spiderbait’s ‘Black Betty’ cover play as a low undulated groan comes from a thousand mouths at once, all of them heading to us. We use our medical supplies, set up a turret and try to cover our choke points in barbed wire, positioning fuel and propane tanks to use as improvised explosives if we have to fall back – not that there is anywhere to fall back to. The noise, we’re told, will bring all of the zombies to us and give survivors somewhere else a chance to start rebuilding.
This is my default state in Back 4 Blood, although for a nice change of pace, here we’re standing in a bar about to turn the jukebox up to 11. We’re ankle deep in the (re)dead, splattered in gore and patching up our wounds with scarce medical supplies.
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