In honor of its fifteenth anniversary, Left 4 Dead 2 is offering a free-to-play weekend till November 18th.
Valve, in collaboration with Steam, is making the Left 4 Dead 2 game free to play for three days. For the next three days, Steam is running a special deal where the game is available at an 80% discount for $2, or ₹80 (INR)
Try it out for the first time and engage in cooperative zombie killing with your pals, or return for another chance to unlock the “Good Guy Nick” trophy!
To play the game for free, visit this Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/550/
About Left 4 Dead 2 Game:
Left 4 Dead 2 (L4D 2) is the follow-up to the critically acclaimed first-person zombie shooter and cooperative co-op game, Left 4 Dead, developed and published by Valve.
In this game, you and your three friends have 90 minutes to survive as you battle zombies in different American locations.
An AI director will control the zombies’ appearance. The director will monitor your stress levels and health and create new zombies depending on your mood. Keep an eye out for the unique infected—terrifying mutants with unique abilities to eat, punch, or melt your face.
The game size is around 7.5 GB
Key Features:
- Get up close and personal with the zombies using over ten melee weapons, including an axe, chainsaw, frying pan, and baseball bat, among more than twenty additional weapons and objects.
- Three different game modes—cooperative, Versus, and survival—offer five separate but equally extensive adventures.
- Infected individuals are uncommon but common. At least one unique, uncommon, and common zombie appears in each of the five new campaigns.
- One of the most innovative features of L4D is the AI Director 2.0, an innovative piece of technology that adapts the game’s soundtrack, effects, and enemy population based on how skillfully players perform.
- The new AI Director 2.0 in Left 4 Dead 2 gives the director more control over the environment, allowing them to change lighting, weather, and level layouts to match the time of day.
- Rating systems, award systems, and statistics fuel collaboration.
