‘Back 4 Blood’ will get an offline single player mode in December

NME published this video item, entitled “‘Back 4 Blood’ will get an offline single player mode in December” – below is their description.

Although ‘Back 4 Blood’ launched to a good reception, it was soured somewhat when solo players discovered there was little reason for them to get in on the zombie slaying action. And we get it, it’s a multiplayer, co-op shooter that’s designed around teamwork, but there’s a solo campaign in the game that lets you play with AI bots, only there’s zero progression at all, but that’s about to change next month.

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