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PublisherTurtle Rock StudioTurtle Rock GenreShooter
Release Dates11/20/08TBA11/11/08TBA

Left 4 Dead is a cooperative survivor horror game where four survivors must work together to escape a city teeming with an overwhelming number of the infected. This new team-based game pits small teams of humans against "the infected," which are hordes of ordinary people transformed into mindless killing machines by a mysterious virus that has spread throughout the game's various environments.

Players can choose to play the human survivors or the 'infected'. In a cool twist, the 'infected' are essentially 'boss' characters with specific skills that differentiate themselves from the normal 'zombies' that populate the gameworld that makes life difficult for the humans.

For example, the 'boomer' can vomit blood on his victim, which attracts hordes of infected to this victim. The 'smoker', meanwhile, has a 50-foot tongue that can pull a survivor out of position or even leave them hanging.

The campaigns are a connected and evolving set of maps. Like Counter-Strike, the design goal is to create interesting areas that will allow for extended replay value. Unlike Counter-Strike, the maps in each campaign are connected and lead to an eventual finale that the survivors are challenged to reach and complete. And along the way, player stats are collected and displayed at given intervals.

The only "story" elements in the game are the differing goals of each campaign, which are all of the "survive-and-escape" variety.

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Left 4 Dead Hands-On

IGN - March 2, 2008


Submitted by felipedmoreira (378) at 4:15PM PST on March 2, 2008


Left 4 Dead is a cooperative first-person shooter that pits four players against hordes of zombies. The game's an absolute blast to play on the survivor side. The gunplay feels solid, the gameplay quick, varied and fluid, and the sound crisp. There's also a definite sense of mood, greatly augmented by the strikingly expressive facial animations of the survivors. Their faces when injured look genuinely concerned for their lives, so much so we couldn't help but feel sorry for them.
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Leg Four Death London Showcase

Gamespot - April 1, 2008


Submitted by Refreshment (333) at 6:07PM PST on April 26, 2008


"Valve's zombie horror shooter was unleashed at EA's recent London showcase, and we showed no fear when faced with a hands-on with the PC version. Left 4 Dead's emphasis on team play is what drives the game and makes it unique, and it certainly succeeds in re-creating that feeling of being a last survivor in a desperate situation."
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L4D: IGN Review 9/10

IGN - November 17, 2008


Submitted by OuterHaven (570) at 12:36PM PST on November 17, 2008


There's absolutely no doubt that Left 4 Dead is one of the most social and exciting multiplayer games that we've ever played. It's almost pitch perfect in how it captures the tension and the action of a Hollywood zombie movie. This is an incredible and highly replayable multiplayer experience that's definitely worth checking out, especially if you're looking to prepare yourself for the inevitable zombie apocalypse. Just make sure you bring your friends.
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First Impressions

Eurogamer - March 1, 2008


Submitted by llonesmiz (508) at 6:03AM PST on March 1, 2008


Given we were only able to sample a small portion of Left 4 Dead, the possibilities of what lies in store when the game arrives in September position it as one of our most wanted games of the year, just as it was last year when we thought it would be out then. The quality isn't going to fade. It's one of the few online-only games that we can foresee spending stupid amounts of time playing with our friends.
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