It sure isn't as good as left 4 dead but it's not as bad as some people may claim. The game is a little shallow and is missing community features like workshop support. Though, it's still fun to mow down zombies without a second thought, preferably with your friends. Sucks you only get 1 retry when your entire squat dies, then you have to repeat the entire act all over again.

WOW! I did a lot of research on this game. Obviously there's good things about it but I hear a lot of rumors about bad things too. But mainly these rumors are people who grew up with "Left 4 Dead" and is jealous or not happy how this game is a remake version. I will tell you this, I was born in the 90's and also a "Left 4 Dead" player. I honestly never liked the original because it was dull, repetitive, and frustrating how the tank and tongue zombie easily kill the team and you lose frequently.

This game is very different. It seems a lot easier, more enjoyable to win. They are also creative. A lot of variety of weapons. I remember "Left 4 Dead" having so little weapons to choose from. Definitely a huge upgrade. There's also other things like traps, baits, different healing items, variety of grenades. CARDS! Perks and buffs. SKINS! That you can easily unlock just for playing. Cool different scenarios and backgrounds, places to explore. Specific Zombie scare tactic sound effects like the Fleshpound and Scrake in Killing Floor 2. EIGHT playable characters with more skins instead of the standard 4. The list goes on and on. This game is absolutely amazing! Highly recommended if you love zombie shooting games. I will be honest though, the game can feel repetitive but who cares. Nothing more than "Hunting" zombies for fun.

Like omg, half of ya'll hate this game just because you're a "Left 4 Dead" fan but wow. You gotta actually try it and test it out yourself before assuming or judging.

When I play L4d2, I laugh a lot.
When I play b4b, I don’t laugh at all.

L4d2 is one of a kind that can’t be replicated.
B4b is an FPS for your zombie killing fix. All for the price of a latte in NYC.