This game gets livid real quick, especially if you have mods installed!
69/10 -IGN

At least I get chased by women in this game. Even if they're dead.

Awesome game, love the theme.

Love the game. it doesnt take that much of a good computer to run 60fps. 1280 x 720 is like an always 60fps experince. 1920 x 1080 is like a solid 30-60 fps, still runs flawlessly. doesnt need a beast computer to run. cheap, easy,and fun to play with friends. get stuff at the steam workshop for more fun!

Shoot zombies with your friends and sometimes kill your frinds on accident.

Fun to play with friends

thats an really good game i recomende :)

good game, original idea however the community is cancer (le edgy "hilarious" reddit memes, russians, cancer muricunts, kicked on most multiplater servers because russians , severe autistic people , overall a game filled with mid 40 virgins wagecucks and "i just hit puberty" autistic normies) if you don't like this kind of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ don't bother buying it

ahi arriba pone left for dead 2 ^^^


tipico juego de VALVE que sobresale. este juego es tan divertido que te cagas de risa. funciona perfecto con el steam controller y la pasas genial
con un amigo la vicias todo el finde y no te aburris
realmente un juego de zombies que vale la pena

If you were to compile a list of some of the greatest video games ever, this would surely fit in the top 10. This is because of it's revolutionary gameplay, which, sadly, has never been properly duplicated by any other game since Left 4 Dead's Inception. The series incorporates a level of teamwork unlike any other game out there, where working together with people actually works, and playing with others increasing the experience hundred-fold, rather than only slightly or decreasing the experience. It's multiplayer and replay value exceed the price you pay for this game--especially now. I could remember playing the first Left 4 Dead with my dad my Senior year in high school. He and I played countless hours trying to figure out how to beat each and every campaign, slowly but surely. I'll cherish those memories forever.

For those new to the series, there's a couple questions you might want to have answered:

Q: Do I need to play the first Left 4 Dead to play this one?
A: Heavens, no! Left 4 Dead 2 comes with the original 4 campaigns, plus 5 new core campaigns, and a few DLC ones trickled here and there. It's a lot of content, and all the campaigns from the original have been improved (and the weapons in 1 have been replaced with all the ones in 2).

Q: Can I play this game solo and still have fun?
A: Absolutely. I've done all the campaigns on my own and gotten through them pretty easily. You always have 3 teammates on your team, whether they're human or AI. The AI isn't that bad, despite some people's complaints. They have improved over the years--for instance, while you were stepping in goo, the AI would come over, force you to stop escaping the goo, and say, "Hold on, let me heal yo' ♥♥♥!". Is it difficult? I would say it's just the same difficulty with its own unique challenges than if you were playing with a team of 3 other friends. Is it fun? Yes, but the real fun is with other human players, especially your friends!

Q: Does the game have replay value?
A: Let me put it this way: I gauge whether or not a game is worth my time by assuming each hour I play the game is worth $2.00. By this logic, the game should be worth hundreds of dollars, if not thousands. But you get it for the low price of... Well, in NT (Taiwanese currency) it's NT$468, which is like 15 US bucks. So it's an absolute steal. Even if the game was charging AAA prices (which it did at one point), it is still worth your money. If you want to wait for a sale, fine. But at the price that it is, you're getting your money's worth. There are 3 reasons why this game has good replay value: 1.) The AI randomly generates items and zombies in different places throughout the map. So no two playthroughs are ever the same--even if you die and have to restart the mission the map changes. It presents unique situations you and your team needs to adapt to. 2.) The story is so minimal that you don't feel like you're playing for the story, so the replay value is a little higher. 3.) Once you feel like you've played enough of the regular campaign mode, go into the different modes, such as vs.: where there are 8 players (2 teams), which take turns as being the humans and the zombies. It's really a great party game if you have 7 other friends who play. Get everyone together and play vs. mode, and you won't be disappointed. There are other modes, too.

Q: Is the game scary?
A: Left 4 Dead 1 was somewhat designed as a horror. Some places included: A hospital, a sewer, an empty forest, a train yard, a factory, a subway, and a cornfield--almost all of which was at night, with creepy music and dark tones throughout the experience--especially if you're playing for the first time. Left 4 Dead 2 was meant to be more light-hearted (for, you know... a zombie game). Characters cracked more jokes, and you went to a lot of places that weren't as scary--in fact, you get to ride a bunch of carnival rides in one campaign, and one character gets really excited to see "Kiddy-land". Sure, there were serious parts, but it wasn't nearly as eerie as the first title. Either way, both games are fun and present enjoyable atmospheres.

In sum, this game is probably one of the best games you will buy, especially if you're looking for a multiplayer experience that will blow you away. MOBA's wish they could have this kind of experience for their players.