Torn Banner Studios, the acclaimed developers behind Chivalry 2, recently held an engaging developer livestream for their highly anticipated eight-player co-op horror shooter, No More Room in Hell 2. The livestream offered fans a deep dive into No More Room in Hell 2 with exclusive development insights, highlighting the history of the series and the design philosophies that drive its development.
During the stream, Torn Banner shared several key highlights. The first, “The Art Behind It All,” gave viewers an inside look at the creative process and artistic direction of the game. The second, “A Stroll to the Store,” showcased gameplay mechanics and the tense, atmospheric environments players will navigate. The third highlight, “No More Room in Hell 2 Today,” provided an update on the current state of the game and what players can expect soon.
You can check all three developer insights below:
The Art Behind It All
A Stroll to the Store
No More Room in Hell 2 Today
Complete Livestream
No More Room in Hell 2 is the commercial sequel to the 2011 award-winning Source mod. In this new iteration, players find themselves isolated in the dark, forced to seek out their friends and survive a dynamic, endlessly replayable zombie apocalypse. Drawing inspiration from classic zombie films, the game presents a grounded yet terrifying survival story. Powered by Unreal Engine 5, No More Room in Hell 2 promises to instill fear in players while offering fresh, tactical gameplay, high-stakes permadeath, and intricate combat design that rewards cunning, teamwork, and grit.
Set for early access on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store this Halloween, No More Room in Hell 2 promises to be a terrifying eight-player co-op action horror experience. Each match starts with players alone in the dark, armed with only the barest of tools—a beer bottle, for instance. The goal is to find other players, form a squad, and survive the zombie onslaught using a variety of weapons, from assault rifles to explosives. However, the game introduces a significant twist: if a responder dies, all of their progress is lost, emphasizing the high stakes and the importance of teamwork.
The sequel builds on the foundation laid by the original mod, offering an expansive and immersive experience that fans of the genre will appreciate. The game’s dynamic environments and ever-present threats ensure that each playthrough is unique, providing endless replayability.
No More Room in Hell 2 is slated for release on PC near this year’s Halloween however a confirmed release date is not known at this point. If you are interested in playing it when it comes out, you can head over to the game’s Steam page right now and add it to your wishlist. Additional information about the game will be revealed later.
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