Developer Turtle Rock Studios have just announced that they can’t continue working on creating more content for their 4-player co-op shooter Back 4 Blood and will put their efforts on their next title, which has yet to be announced.

Turtle Rock Studios revealed the third expansion for their 4-player co-op shooter Back 4 Blood and it’s called River Blood. It launches on December 6, 2022 and will include a new Cleaner with an infected ally, a new Ridden with two variants, new weapons, accessories, cards, skins, and an Act 6.

Turtle Rock Studios just released Children of the Worm, the second expansion to their 4-player co-op shooter Back 4 Blood. It not only comes with a new Act and other additions to the game but a new playable Cleaner Prophet Dan. You can unlock the new character by simply owning the second expansion, but there’s another way, so here’s a quick guide on how to unlock him for free.

Developer Turtle Rock Studios have announced the second expansion for their 4-player co-op game Back 4 Blood. Titled ‘Children of the Worm’, this expansion adds a new playable Cleaner, new enemies, weapon skins, new weapons, accessories, cards, and lastly the addition of an Act 5.

During the weekend I went deep into understanding the changes Turtle Rock Studios have done to their 4-player co-op shooter Back 4 Blood and there’s a lot to take in, especially with its first expansion Tunnels of Terror now available. Surprisingly enough, the expansion is better than I thought.

Turtle Rock Studios have detailed the first Back 4 Blood expansion titled Tunnels of Terror, which is set to launch on April 12. The expansion adds three new variants of Ridden, two new Cleaners, eight exclusive skins, a new PvE activity, and more.

Turtle Rock has released full details on the February 2022 update for Back 4 Blood which should be available right now for all players. It adds major features such as a Stay Together Feature, Streamer Mode, even letting players earn Supply Points even when they fail a mission.

Developer Turtle Rock has launched the December update for survival shooter Back 4 Blood which adds the highly requested offline progression mode, changes to difficulty, new cards, and more.

Back 4 Blood has been out for quite some time now as it launched almost a month ago with no real details about it’s post content until now. Turtle Rock studios didn’t spill all the beans but there’s now a clear picture of what to expect moving forward.

If you’ve been slaying away in Turtle Rock Studios’ latest co-op shooter Back 4 Blood, I’m sure you’re now at a point where you want to earn as many Supply Points as possible to unlock more cards to simply play around and experiment with different builds in the game. We’ve been at it ourselves and there is an efficient and fast way to farm Supply Points.

Turtle Rock Studios released their 4-player co-op zombie shooter Back 4 Blood last week and I’ve been spending hours collecting cards and simply having fun with the game with friends and random players as It perfectly scratches that Left 4 Dead itch.

I’ve played an unhealthy amount of Back 4 Blood’s Open Beta weekend and during it’s early access, giving me a clear picture on what to expect from the 4-player co-op survival shooter launching this October. And just like in any beta session, it’s not perfect, so here’s a list of the good and the bad from Turtle Rock Studios’ next shooter.